Episode 112 - Dr. Lodi Live 9.1.24

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Chapters

• 0:00 Dr. Lodi Intro (Membership Series Update)
• 7:16 Getting to Know Your Groups (Membership Series)
• 18:08 The Effect of The Mind on Our Body
• 28:07 Can Water Fasts Kill Parasites
• 34:02 Parasite Protocol Recommendations
• 43:41 Food Recommendations for Parasite Cleanse
• 46:21 Dealing w/ Large Parasites in Our Body
• 55:18 Heavy Metal Protocol Cleanse
• 1:11:02 Recommendations to Prevent Flaky & Itchy Skin
• 1:14:38 Mebendazole Protocol for Breast Cancer
• 1:15:32 Ways to Prevent Reoccurrence of CFC’s
• 1:19:15 Tumors or Cysts - How to Spot the Difference
• 1:23:24 Managing Pain in The Groin (Prostate Cancer)
• 1:33:08 Ways to Live Healthier w/ Prostate CFC’s
• 1:42:50 Recommendations for Someone with Stomach CFC’s

Transcript

Dr. Lodi Live 9.1.24

[00:00:00] All right. Well, anyway, I wanted to, I wanted to tell you all that what we're going to do is that's been on the inner circle where you can get on it right away. I mean, not the inner circle, but signed up for the groups. We're going to make, we're going to give access. You'll get an email probably tomorrow or something about getting access to the group. Okay. That you wanted to get into so that's happening this week now for tomorrow, I guess because for you it's sunday All right.

So I guess on your monday or so you'll be getting it. Some sort of Email or something to let you know that that's happening. And then the week after we'll start our, our our interactions, you know, these kinds of things, these live things, but that'll give you a week to get look at all the material on there and watch some videos and, and then give us some suggestions, tell us anything you want to, you think that we can make this better, right?

Cause it's a growing and evolving thing. I'm and what I'm actually doing is I want to Start including other people. I'm going to be working with a naturopath and I'll bring her on at some point and [00:01:00] she'll be she's on in, in alignment with me and thinking and approach to health.

So, she'll be able to answer the way I would in a lot of situations. And, but she'll collaborate with me on all of those, if she's not sure or whatever, but anyway, so that'll, she's going to be on. Part of it. She's going to help me put this content together. I'm also looking at bringing Darren and Vanessa who are you all may know of Darren, Darren is the kinesiologist and incredible.

I have, there's not, there's not like the second person close to him. So, but for example, you know, do I have to like work out strenuously, like half, you know, like sweat and all that. And the answer is no. Okay. Because what is my goal? What am I looking for? So it turns out strength turns out type two muscle fibers, things like that.

So if you, it gives us an exact hi there from Calgary. It [00:02:00] gives us an exact we know what we're doing. And that's one of the things that I, that I have such a an obsession with is if we're going to help someone, you know, whether, I mean, in your life, think about it, if you're going to help someone, a neighbor, a child, a friend, If you're gonna help them.

So you've gotta have know what it is you want to achieve. And if it's kind of a longer term situation, how are you gonna know you're on your way? How are you gonna, how are you gonna know that you are on the road to that success? Right. And that's what I see in a lot of centers I go to, I go, I visit lots of clinics.

And there's no, there's no, you know, the, the, the, the, the, the plan is usually vague. It's extremely vague. Like, gotta get rid of these, this tumor. Okay. Okay. Okay. That's, that's not vague. I got that. And how are you going to get there? Well, we're going to do, and it's just a bunch of stuff they're going to do [00:03:00] to the person

to get rid of that. And so when I hear that, first of all, I know this is a complete misunderstanding of what's going on, right? It's not like this thing got into you. It's not like a parasite and you got to get it out. It's not that, right? Okay, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's manifesting through you.

Why? How's this happening? Let me turn off whatever it is that's making it happen. Anyway, I don't see that kind of critical thought. And and therefore, that's why we don't see any any results. When we look at the data from 1950 to 2010 right by the CDC and N. C. I. We see that There's been no change in the mortality rates 60 years.

And that's because we're not even on the right road. So, anyway So, the thing about therein, we've got specific, we need type II muscle fibers to, We know that strength correlates with longevity. What, from all causes? Yeah. How do we build that up? Do I have to go, [00:04:00] The gym? No. No. I can do simple things, not simple, but I can do things like, and not a lot, You But five six five.

What do you call it? I do this five times sitting down in a chair and then you stand and sit, stand, sit. So, okay, stand, sit, the stands. As many as you can do in 30 seconds, count them, and then, you know, you're going to work on it from then on, and do that again, you can do that again, you can wait a couple minutes, 5 minutes, 3 minutes, 4 minutes, whatever, however long you want, then do it again, then do it again, do it 5 times, and then another test of strength is how many can you do in 5 seconds, 5 seconds, another thing is just climbing stairs, 70 seconds, 70 seconds, and if you don't have a stairway and you just have You can build a thing, just climb up and down and up and down.

Seventy seconds. Increases natripulosis. So if we know, you know, in other words, let's make sure that whatever we're [00:05:00] doing, we've got a goal in mind. We know we can achieve it. And how do we know? Is there anything we can measure? Yeah, we can measure with strength. We can measure hand grip. Hand grip is correlated with longevity, correlated with your ability to make it through any CFC situation.

Strength. Yes. So Darren, we'll have Darren on. Vanessa is will help the school of life teaching all about

all the things that we talk about. Have been put into like a school of life. So I want to get that. I want to get that out there And so anyway, I want to start broadening that but for now, we're going to just start these groups. And so, Anyway, so remember you're gonna you'll have access to the everybody's on the That has joined the, what do you call it? What's it called? Inner circle. So, and you'll be able to have access to, as I said, whatever groups you want to get into and whatever's on there, the other thing is we're going to set up the the telegram.

Close group and so that'll be that. And then the week after we're going to start with the lives, you know, [00:06:00] where we're going to end, we're going to have specific topics with those topics, meaning that like, for example, parasites, I'll talk about one issue for 15 minutes and then we'll open it up and we'll all, we'll all.

Have a discussion on it and you can talk about other things as well. You don't have to, it's just that same thing with CFCs. We'll have a discussion and the same thing with the health and healing. So that's how that'll go. All right. And so, so basically, so the, the topics for September, that's the month we're in.

Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So for the health and healing group there's going to be two, right? Two lives where we're all, all, all of us in the health and healing will be on a zoom and I can share screens and teach without waving my hands like like an Italian, right? So, you know, so, I'd heard one time if you, if you tie, if you want to, if you want to shut an Italian up, you just handcuff him or tie his hands down.

If you can't, you move his hands, can't talk. And it turns out to be true. And I didn't grow up in Italy. I didn't even grow up with [00:07:00] a big Italian family because my mother didn't like that, so she grabbed me at the age of two and ran away to California. And so, I didn't have all that Italian stuff, but I'm still, I talk like this.

It must be genetic, right? Anyway, so the health and healing group, so the two, the two areas that I'll be focusing on, and remember you don't have to stay on them, but, for that, the first one will be is, what is intermittent fasting, really? And because it's not what they say it is, but why is it really good for you?

In what way? I mean, why, you know, don't you hate it when people say it's really good for you. It it improves cardiovascular health and it increases immunity and okay. Yeah. How, you know, I'm not like you know, it's kind of like those, the web MD or whatever it is when they're asking questions, you know, how long does somebody live if they get diagnosed with it?

It's stupid questions that nobody asks except them, but they want you to start [00:08:00] thinking that way. So don't do it. Don't even read that stuff. But anyway, so what is really intermittent fasting? And then what, and then other side, and then what is real fast? And what is it relation, what is, what are either of those relationship to longevity and to you know, vitality and things like that.

So that's, that's what we're talking about in the first one. And then and then again, and like what I was just referring to it there, and we're gonna talk about what exercises

will specifically not only give us Vitality now, but extend our lives. So if someone were to say to you, okay, what do you want to be? What do you want to be able to do at the age of 80? Right? So if you want to be able to do that at the age of 80, then you got it by now. You got to be able to do this now.

So let's get there. Right. So how do we do that? And it turns out, so we're going to talk about that. There'll be the two, I'm going to talk about it, give you some research. You can ask questions about that. We can talk about that. But if you have another question you want to ask about [00:09:00] health and healing again.

So for the parasite group, the first one the first topic we're going to go on to is what is the truth about Ivermectin, right? All of a sudden. Oh, it's his name came out. What's his name?

Right. He was the

God, I forgot his name. He was the, what do you call it? He was the vice president and chief medical science officer for, pfizer, right? And he, he's kind of been, he left them when all this started, but he has been quite respected and all that. And suddenly he comes out and says that no, not Fauci.

It was

ah,

what a drag it is getting old. And I'll bet none of you are old enough to remember that song, right? Who, who wrote it? Who wrote the song? Anybody know who sang it? Anybody know? Well, my singing, you don't know. I mean, what a drag it is getting older. Kids are different today. I hear every mother say. You don't know we got everybody's young Is everybody that young my god the [00:10:00] stones you ever hear the Rolling Stones anyway, so the guy's name was

See, I'm trying to find it. Whatever. Anyway, he says ivermectin is like the worst thing most dangerous anti fertility,

right? And he's got everybody. I'm getting all kinds of stuff saying whoa, whoa, whoa. And I think not Dylan stone, stone, stone, stone. It was about mother. It was called mother's little helper. So she's getting older. It's a good song. She's getting older. So she's taking these yellow pills. And we, you know, in those days when we were thinking about it, we thought those yellow pills were Nembuto, which are kind of like second all, which are kind of like barbiturates.

Cause a lot of people like that stuff. They like to be like that. I don't know why, but kind of like a tranquilizer mother's little helper, they called it. I mean, then that song, yeah. But the dragon is getting old anyway. Good song. So, here we are. So, yeah. The say yeah, so the truth about ivermectin.

Is it really anti fertility? Are there studies? [00:11:00] Let's find out because, you know, I've been taking it. I've been telling everyone to take it and I and it's, so I want to find out. And I did find out. So don't worry. Just to give you a what is it called? A spoiler? Don't worry. But anyway, we'll, we'll talk about it.

The other one is is there a natural way to eliminate parasites? That's what we're going to, is there? And what if there is what is it? How how do we do it? Okay, so that's the for that for the first month for september the two main things and then remember we can talk about anything but and then the cfc guidance group, you know is going to be Because this comes, you know, it's very important.

Do I need to get surgery? And that's from a lumpectomy to whatever to a biopsy even that's surgery I need to let somebody penetrate my skin

or remove a part of my body. Do I need to? If I do, I, you know, I get that's a legitimate question. And so, and and if so, how do I prepare for it? How do I prepare, prepare, prepare for it so I get the least damage, [00:12:00] you know, potential damage. And then also is what are the conditions where you might, I think it's important.

I mean, what, what, what conditions do we need to get it? Okay. So the, the second but the, the, the CFC guidance group will have three lives that every month, right? So the second one would be. Can I do both conventional and integrative therapies at the same time? Right. So, because a lot of people want to do that and there's only two reasons you would ask that question.

Can I do your, can I do your program? And so what, what, what, what, why would you ask the question? There's two reasons. Number one, doubt you don't know if it's going to, you don't know really. So you want to be sure and do this one just in case. But if you really understood it and you said you want to be doing this one just in case, what, in case you're going to live, you want to make sure you're not going to live, yeah, do this one.

I know, I'm going to have you go, he's crazy, this, it saved my life. [00:13:00] Okay, we'll get into all that. You know, and please, one thing on the, when we're talking and doing all this stuff, you guys don't get personal with each other, okay? I'm not doing this for any other reason that I'm trying to help. And I'm certainly not going to say something that I don't know is true.

Okay. If I don't know it's true, I'll tell you. But don't get all freaked out and call me names or, or in the group, start calling each other names and don't get into factions of, you know, come on, man, we're all here. Listen, we're all in this group called earthlings human, human earthlings. Right.

And we all like, believe it or not are the same. I know, I know Brad Pitt and Angelina and whatever, whoever's popular now, they're not the same, right? They're different. No, they're not. They're the same. And I'll tell you what, how I know, I'll bet you, it would take me less than 30 seconds. If we could open their admins and I could tell you, I'll, I'll find their portal vein within a [00:14:00] second.

And I'll find also their you know, Dina cave, I'll fuck me. I we're the same. Yeah, but I'm, I'm, I'm, you know, I'm, I'm really different because I had, I grew up with that. No, we're not. You're not different. You need to be loved and you need love. You need to touch. You need to be touched. You need to be appreciated.

You need to have something in your life that gets you excited, that you get to do, makes you feel good about yourself. So whoever you are, you need these things, right? So, cause you can have money. You can have four Maseratis and villas all over the world. And if you have no friends and no one to love, that's mean nothing.

It means nothing. And we're all the same. Not one of the music was it was, as I said, it was the Rolling Stones and Mick Jagger sang it. I'm not sure who wrote it, though. I mean, of those of that group, they probably all wrote [00:15:00] together. Yeah, so, anyway, that's doubt. So you'll have doubt, number one.

Number two, the reason why you would say, can I do both, is because family and friends are pressuring you to do this. Pressuring you to, you know, okay, so those would be the two reasons you might ask that question. But we're gonna answer, we're gonna talk about that question. The third the third one is for the month of September, would be how to manage pain that's related to CFCs.

All right, because that's a big deal and yeah, so I got some people really crazy on TikTok I mean if if it wasn't an app and they could have got their hands around my neck I wouldn't be here today because I was talking about opiates It's I got a lot of people like whoa, you know, so anyway, but I'm going to talk about it again You know why because [00:16:00] it's important because a lot of people have pain and we have to know let's talk about it Okay, and then and then then we'll be I'm then then the time.

Hey tick tock people get on this group Let's talk and let's interact man. Let's interact. Yeah. All right, so that's what we're gonna do All right, and you all know how to get on here, right? Right a dr. Thomas Lodi dr. Thomas Lodi All of them from rumble, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, all of them except YouTube, except for Twitter or X, which is DR Thomas Loie, md.

Okay. So, alright, so let's get into some questions. All right?

Alright, cool. And what do we got going in here? Alright, so some people are showing up. That's nice. Okay.

Questions. Let's look at.

All right. So here is Oh, you know, actually I wanted to talk about a couple of things before we get into the questions. Yeah. And it's just [00:17:00] I, you may remember or recall, I I mentioned maybe once or twice or maybe even more than that. We were talking about we were talking about the effect of the mind on our body and, and how, and how powerful that effect is.

Yeah. So, I had mentioned, I was, I know, I was giving some examples like, you know, two young women, 30 years old, become, you know, they don't, they become roommates and within a couple months, they're both menstruating at the same time. And my, you know, my point was they didn't plan it. They didn't discuss it just happened, right?

And then you didn't just happen. It's just, it shows that our psycho, the cycle, our mind, our minds affect on our body. And it goes, you know, in that respect, it goes through the hypothalamus, right? And the hypothalamus to the pituitary, the pituitary to the ovaries. But why, how did that happen? You know what, but that's, that's how that another one is.

You got a couple trying to get pregnant. They try five, six, seven, eight years. They finally say, forget it. We're [00:18:00] going to adopt. They adopt next month. She gets pregnant. How that and then the other one I said, which is, and this is the one that got a lot of people upset and I didn't know why they got upset anyway.

And that is if you had a hundred women trying to get pregnant with their partner, I hate that word. Why did I use that? What's wrong with, with their boyfriend or husband trying to get pregnant and you have a hundred women who get raped, you'll have more women. More, more of the rape, the victims will get pregnant than the women trying and whoa, I, people were like angry.

And so anyway, what I, all I wanted to say to you is for those of you who got angry, for those of you who don't, who think that I'm out of my mind, I just, I just thought I'd just show, show you, give you one study, look at, okay. All right. So if you September 1st, no, I'm it's 2003. Okay. It's a God shall [00:19:00] G O T T S.

C H A L L, and it's in a journal called Human Nature, and it was called Are Peer Incident Rape Pregnancy Rates Higher? Are Per Incident Rape Pregnancies Higher Than Per Incident Consensual Pregnancy Rates? In other words, per incident. And it turns out that we're talking about women of reproductive age, of course, okay?

So, so women trying to conceive, looking to conceive, On any given day of the, of the part of the cycle where she can conceive, she has a 3. 1 percent chance of getting pregnant. Women who get raped on any one incident of getting raped has a 6. 42 percent chance of getting pregnant. It's still, I didn't, you know, it's not so please.

I'm just telling my point was what's going on there. How I didn't know, I don't have any answer. I'm just showing you [00:20:00] that our minds are powerful. And we, and, and so, and, and the bottom line here is that because our minds are powerful, let's respect them and let's say, Whoa, yeah, I want to control my, my environment.

I want to control things like that, but I better learn to try to control my mind because it's really got much more power than I ever thought. Right. That's the idea of it. You know, and I don't know what that means. I don't know what that means. They're, they're The, the, the, the hypotheses in there are that rapists somehow can sense when a woman is ovulating or, or, or in that period, that few day period where she can conceive or that.

And then there's other hypothesis that include that when women are in that area, let's say, so it's probably usually if you had a regular cycle 2830 days. It's anywhere from day 12 to day 15 or [00:21:00] 16. That's like the area. They say that the women walk differently. Their gait is different. They're, they're more symmetrical. I mean, there was, it's, it's, it's a lot of stuff, you know, I guess they're just more, I guess, oozing sexuality at that time on, on, not, not on purpose. Just, it's just, it's just part of their physiology. And I, you know, I, I personally have never, you know, I, you know, I, I couldn't like look at a 10 women standing there and tell you which ones are around ovulation.

I wouldn't know. So it's not, so anyway, but they're, but anyway, they're saying those and what else are they saying? Okay. So, so, so, and then the other hypothesis is that the

I hate, I'm not having to use the word excitement, but the, Whatever you're going to call that of the moment causes ovulation. So anyway, they don't know, they don't know, they don't know why. All right. So that's it. And then, and then one other thing I want to talk about, because I always talk about you know, I always talk about the greatest country in the world, right?

Oh, I'm mentioning. [00:22:00] Okay. So anyway but what really struck me is I found out that and this was, this is kind of. I just didn't expect it in today's the way I the way I look at today's people, but there was a recent they do it by by questionnaire, but the japanese are very good at answering it. Anyway, they found out that 42 percent of the men and 44 percent of the women these were young young men and women were still virgins I forget what age like 25 or something. I really I mean like young However, 90 percent of them wanted to eventually get married.

So, and five years ago when they did this same survey, it was 37%. So it's gone up. So when you put that together with the fact that yes, Japan has the highest life expectancy of 80, 83. 7 years, right. Higher than the UK, higher than all of us. And you put that together with the fact that. They also have the [00:23:00] lowest fertility rates, you know, to keep a it's called the total fertility rate in order to keep a population stable.

In other words, the replacement rate is that each woman of childbearing age needs to have 2. 1 children. It's that 0. 1. That's hard to, it's hard to come out statistics, right? Okay. Do you need 2. 1? Children per a woman who's of of, of that age. To sustain a population. Otherwise the mortality will drag it down.

So Japan has 1. 3. So they're real low. In fact, Japanese have extrapolated to the last day that a Japanese person will be crazy. All right. So, but, but part of it obviously is the fact that they're remaining virgins. And Oh my God, I can just imagine what people are saying. [00:24:00] Please put down your Bibles and your, Things and don't throw them at me.

I know you wouldn't throw them. Don't throw something else at me what i'm saying is that this listen

y'all remember who made our body? Okay god, okay You don't I know there's no god. Okay, there's no god nature. Okay and What does nature say and god say at about the age of 12? Right? Everyone gets a little knock on the door down there and says, Hey, hello. Hi. You don't know me, but I'm going to change your life a little bit.

And your life gets changed at 12, 13, 14 and our societies. Say no. Are you kidding? You got to do all right. So we have all, we have this big conflict between nature and should do. All right. Well, that's that exists. Okay. So what, anyway, that's gotten, what I'm saying is that we probably should be getting together earlier in [00:25:00] life, you know, cause here we have these,

I mean, we're talking about losing, you know, if you can extrapolate to the last day that a person would be born in a, of, of certain ethnicity, that's a big deal. All right. So, well, well, okay. So what does. The other countries have, well, the UK is 1. 89. Which means they don't have enough to sustain. And what's the U S 1.

7, 1. And this was 2019 data, 2019 data. So who now, since we've had all the wonderful additions to our to our life, you know, I don't know. Synthetic bacteria, graphene oxide what else? Genetic modification,

spike protein. I mean, all kinds of incredibly wonderful things. So we might see that that's even different now, but that's pretty freaky. So just to, and I don't, that all came to my mind. I wanted to share it with you guys. So I know you guys are interested in this, whether you know it or not, because yeah.

So anyway, so fertility rates now, and then what's, you know, and then I went a little bit. [00:26:00] So. Then they did, there was this mortality database between 1990 and 2018. They looked at all the English speaking countries, which includes the U S Canada, Australia, New Zealand, UK Ireland, you know, which is Ireland, Scotland and guess who had

the least life expectancy, the highest mortality,

you got it right. It is the greatest country in the world. Yes.

Who, by the way, is 141 globally in infant mortality as well.

Okay, so I just want to anyway, it's just a crazy world we live in and it's really good to know the facts and the data and it's really good to understand for me to understand the context in which I live and all that sort of thing, right? I just, I need to understand that and maybe you don't, but I think you do because you're here.

Yeah. And you know what I'd like to talk about too, but I know you don't want to get into questions is I'd like to talk a little bit about the cholesterol myth. But I'll save it. [00:27:00] Anyway, so let's get down here. So, so, so, so the first question was from Kimberly and she said, can a 40 day water fast kill parasites?

Yeah, yes, yes, but not all of them. It's not enough. When we talk about parasites, understand that it's, we're not talking about how many do I have? It's not, we don't think in terms of numbers, the term that's used is biomass. Okay, it's beyond the concept of infestation. Yeah. And what's And remember something to remember when we talk about Oregon, our relationship with organisms, microorganisms, they can be it can be what's called mutualism where they're getting benefit.

We're getting benefit, right? That's our gut biome, our oral biome. Usually and the ones on our skin and all that we're all we're both that that's where they live and they do what they do And what they do is good for us. So it's great, [00:28:00] right? Okay, that's called mutualism. Then there's commensalism Which is they're getting benefit and we're not harmed and then there's parasitism where they're getting benefit and we're harmed that's a thing now my Understanding the way I look at things is that what, what were commensal organisms say 150 years ago are now have become parasitic because of our, our immune systems have been profoundly degraded and diminished and it's happening even more and more.

And as a matter of fact, we know now that EMF. Electromagnetic frequencies that we're all exposed to at this very minute. Oh, and an hour ago and three hours from now affects our commensals. I don't know what it's doing to them, but it's affecting them anyway. So to answer your question, I can't [00:29:00] believe, yeah, we a 48 water fast is, it's fantastic.

And you, you, if you did a 40 day water fast, you have rebooted your system mean, yeah,

depending how old you are, but you went back like 20 years.

Not if you're 25, you didn't go back to me. But anyway, it's incredible what it does. And that's one thing I want to talk about on the group in the, in the groups is I want to get into the details. Cause when I say things, you, you know, they say it sounds broad and sweeping, and I just want you to know that it's there's some real reasons.

I mean, how could a fat, how could a water fast do that? Well, One of the one of the ketone bodies that are produced in ketosis from that is called beta hydroxybutyrate. And that, the beta hydroxybutyrate does what? It restores your endothelium. What? You mean the lining of your blood vessels? Why is that important?

We'll talk about that. I mean, yeah. So, I mean, that's just one of the things. So anyway, fasting, yes. So, but you'd have, no, but I [00:30:00] would, you know, that wouldn't be the way to do it. The way to, if you wanted to use fasting. So that's your question. Next time we're going to talk about natural ways. But no, a 40 day water fast won't do all of them.

Okay. Cause you've got, you've got eggs. And we're not even, we don't even develop an immune response to adult parasites because why, when, I mean, unless they just came into us, but they don't usually come into us with, they come into us as larva or kind of a form like that, but as they're growing, if they, if they hatch from an egg and they grow the materials that they are able to use is our body and therefore our immune system doesn't see them as separate.

Because they're made of us. But what the immune system does see is something called soluble egg antigen. And soluble egg antigen is because the eggs are that 100%. Even though they came from their body, it's still egg. It's [00:31:00] still their what do you call it? Their

genetic material. So, That's why the water fast won't do it in 40 days. You'd have to do like, maybe let's say a two week water fast, then eat for about a month and then do a two week water fast at each for about a month. And then, but you know, you should do it anyway. I mean, it'd be crap, fantastic.

But but still that, even that's not gonna do it because of what's happened because of our immune systems, you'd have to do other things to strengthen your immune system because we are immune systems that have become severely weakened. And I know this because I'm not just saying this. I do something called lymphocyte subset and I look at people's, I mean, I look at their T cells, their T4s, their T8s.

The T 17s, their T regs, their B cells, the T 50s, you know, the natural killer cells, all of them, and their ratios and all that, and we're in trouble. We're in trouble. Whether you have CFCs or whatever, doesn't matter. We're in trouble. It's getting down. It's getting down. And that's [00:32:00] what we got to work on.

That's really what we have to work on, is getting our immune systems. Because if we were to, if we could be restored to optimal functioning, which is the only true definition of health, you know what? We'd be fine. We're not there. We have right? They, they, when I say they, I mean, they have

probably, you know, they've done one of the most, I guess, you know, I'm not, I don't study war, so I don't know, but I would think if I were in war, the one thing I want to do is get rid of their ability to defend themselves. And that's what's happened.

Now. Okay. So now we have a new one here. Boz. Is that the name? Boz? Okay. Excuse me. I can't see too clearly. There we go. Yay. Okay. Boz. I've listened to your webinar on parasites and your protocol. I have obtained most of the medications that you spoke of Except for two prosecwantel and tembendazole. Can I use a niclosamide [00:33:00] 500 milligrams three times a day instead of prosecwantel?

Yes, and it depends, you know, and if you think you might have certain things Then you would want to try to get preziquantum, like, for example If you thought for you, that there was any chance of you having

a liver fluke, Man, there are certain other ones, you know, like, certain cysts in the brain and stuff, but, Yeah, for the most part, absolutely, and I close my can, You don't need them all. I have mebendazole, 100 milligrams, and albendazole, 400 milligrams. Can I use these together, and what should be the dosage for albendazole?

Well, you know, the thing about them, the benzimidazoles, which are the group that we're talking about, which includes fenbendazole and a few others. Is that they basically do very, very similar thing. I mean, well, the fundamental thing they do is they block the [00:34:00] microtubules. So the parasite move, eat, can't function.

For us, for, if we have CFCs, they can't divide, so it's good. There's very little difference between them. And

somehow, I don't know how it happened, but they, You know, it's all drug companies. They might, they were doing research with mebendazole on humans and albendazole on humans, and they were doing fenbendazole on animals, but they were also doing it on humans. But for some reason, the popular idea is that fenbendazole was for horses or, or, or, or animals.

And not for humans as if it were, it would be like bad for human, unhealthy for human, it's just not true. I mean, and all you, if, and if anyone who might doubt that is just look up the Joe Tippin story thing. Okay. And the Joe Tippin story tells us just there that the Femme Menace all this is quite fine.

Yeah. [00:35:00] And then and then I look at, I look at the research and I say, well, Mebendazole is the only one I can find that does, actually kills the CFC stem cells, but I'm sure these other guys do too, because they have, they're pretty much the same. So I wouldn't necessarily take them both. But if you're going to do it, you know, if you're going to do it and remember when, if you're going to start a a parasite protocol cleanse,

You should do a couple of things. Number one, you should make sure that you should get some, somehow get a a blood test to see how your liver is. All right. Because depending, if your liver is fine and healthy, then you can start with like, with, with any like protocol you find that you think works or will work for you or, or you're given by someone.

Number one, number two If it's, let's say your liver enzymes are elevated, well, two things. You better find out why. Let's find out what's going on. Why am I elevated, number one. Number two, I still got to get rid of these parasites. So therefore, I got to lower the dose and the frequency. So you got to have someone help you with that.

So [00:36:00] before you start anything, obviously that. And then can you talk more about the foods and any medication? That can be taken to be, to help with the symptoms that will come from the die off. How safe is veterinary grade injectable ivermectin solution for human oral consumption versus human grade pills, in your opinion? Alright, so, if something is, if something is, you know, when, when you want to take a substance and be able to inject it into the body, it's, you need like let's say you had a, a compounding pharmacy, you You'd have to have a special room and I, and I don't know how they classify them. I think it's class for in terms of clinic, you know, avoiding all contaminations because the idea is that if you're going to give something in, especially injecting to someone's vein it's got to have nothing in there that's going to cause a problem.

Right. So they look for, you know, they do. And then, [00:37:00] and then once you're done, when you have the product, you know, they have rooms where you have to change clothing before you get in to them. Right. Yeah, you actually have to put something on and you've washed up and you've got gloves and all that stuff and hair, you know, something over your head and you go into this room and the room has special ventilation.

And it's a whole very, very specific requirements for that kind of room. And then in the end, when you get your product, you've got to have it you have to have a third party give you a certificate of analysis. Like, what is this? 98 percent this, 20. 2 percent this, whatever. We want to know exactly what's in it.

You need a certificate of analysis. So that's, you know, so it's a very careful thing. So, in order to, so therefore what I'm saying is that if they've got an injectable form of ivermectin, And it's pretty clean. Yeah, you could take it. But, I mean, it's anything that's for injection is probably going to taste terrible. But yeah, but, but, but the broader point of yours is is [00:38:00] the ivermectin that a veterinarian would use, or the fenbendazole that a veterinarian would use, is that the same that a human would Yes, yes, yes. In fact, there are a lot of medications that are so much cheaper to the veterinarian, to the, to the animals.

Yes. Just like, just like, the big, you know, the drug companies, the big, big pharma, they have one price for this country and another price for that country is that, you know, the same thing. So you can get the same medications in India or in other countries. Like, you know, some in South America and Africa that that same medication in Canada or the U S would be much more expensive in Canada, cheaper than here than the U S and the U S.

So, you know, it's all, so yeah, but it's the same thing. The point is, is to say they're the same drugs. They're the same. And I plan to do three weeks on one week off on protocol that you've described. I'm 37 year old male, 100 [00:39:00] kilograms.

Would you accept? So I, okay, so here's the thing. I, I, I hear what you're saying. Can I, you, you can. Yes, you can. I do the follow adequate for your weight. And you know, I, you have to understand that

both ethically and legally, I can't tell you what to do it like that. I can't say you should do this much this time, you know, 500 milligrams three times a day. I can only say in general, what is a good protocol that works really well for someone with a healthy liver. And, you know, you know, or how I would do, how I would what I would prescribe for a person I was working with, if I had checked them out and they were able to handle it.

But I can't tell you, cause I don't know. And you're like, you're a few, you weigh a hundred kilograms and you're 37. So, so I don't know a hundred kilos. I don't know. Are you, how tall you are? So I don't know. Are [00:40:00] you overweight? Are you normal? Are you like, what is your BMI? Is your BMI is below 25? Right.

So, you know, I don't know your health and I don't know your liver and all that. So I, I just can't say, but, but, but the, remember the thing that I outlined, the protocols that I outlined were for a healthy person. I really think it'd be great if you can get find someone to help you some clinician to help you by getting blood to just that.

You got to know your liver function. That's right. All the other stuff really doesn't. You're not going to find them in your body on any testing. So don't look for them right. And if you have worms, if you have things that you can see, that's just that's like, you know, that there's like, an expression or Common, common sense knowledge that if you see a cockroach, there's a hundred more or something like that, right?

That's if you see worms, you could, you can be, rest, I shouldn't, I hate, I'm not gonna use idioms. If you see worms, then [00:41:00] you know for sure! That there are millions and millions of eggs and stuff. Yeah. Yeah. But if you don't see worms, there are probably still millions and millions of eggs. That's the problem.

This is such an undiagnosable situation. It's crazy. So, Now but you're me, the ones you're measuring are great. Albendazole, pyran, pate, tenaz, all metronidazole. But that you don't really need a niaz, oxon. I mean, I, you know, you got a lot of, you've got three anti ProTools there and even though Niaz oxon also for worms, is it?

And you've got three anti, fungals,

ivermectin, nyclosamide, prasequental, mebendazole, albendazole, pyranthal, so there's a lot, it looks like what you're doing is more than you need, but I don't know you, and I don't know what your, what your, what your condition is, what you're dealing with, so it's really, I can't say, I can't say it sounds like you don't need as [00:42:00] much In terms of of anti helminthics, anti protozoals, anti fungals.

Because you've got, you've got them all. I mean, it's, it's, listen, this program you have, you're gonna, it's gonna be good. You wouldn't have any of those guys around anymore, but I don't know your situation. I, I, so I can't say for sure. So I wish we could talk, Boz. I don't know where you're from, but anyway, let's go to the next question.

Oh, but you know, you know, one of the other questions you asked me was in terms of food and excuse me. And well, you know, just, it's, it's, you know, it's really interesting. It's always the same. Okay. So you want to avoid simple carbs like disaccharides and monosaccharides like glucose sucrose and stuff like that in refined conditions, like where you get them in Cakes and pies and candy and, [00:43:00] you know, things, things like that. But, you know, not in their natural form. I mean, because think about it, a le a a a spinach leaf has glucose. So it's not like you can avoid. Getting these broccoli. I mean, so, so these, these, these monosaccharides do exist in, in, in, in every, everywhere. A lot of, you know, in most foods. So it's not, I'm not saying you have to get, but you want to avoid any processed ones, of course.

Yeah. Garlic helps, you know, raw garlic is always good. Pumpkin seeds, pomegranates, beets, carrots, all those stuff. They've been used traditionally, right, for, for, for parasites. And you know, there's not something very interesting about papaya papaya seeds. They are also, whoops. Oh, it's there we go.

Oh yeah.

All right. Very. Oh, right. Verified. Okay. Tick tock, tick tock, tick tock, tick tock. I did have to just do that thing every, you know, but pumpkin seeds, very [00:44:00] interesting pumpkin seeds. Actually. I'm at papaya seeds, papaya seeds are, Amazing. I mean, in terms of, of, of, of, of, of protecting you, you from parasites and including malaria including, and so, you know, there are studies with, with papaya seeds, having that 26 people and 23 of them with the, what they had for finding in their stool got, stool got cleared.

Now that didn't get rid of everything because you remember these guys live in your Everywhere. All right. But I'm just saying they're very, very good. So, you know, that would be, that would be one of the things, right? And then of course you want, you know, if you're, if you're also doing, and this is for general health, you should also be taking digestive enzymes after you eat good, healthy digestive enzymes after you eat.

And and if you're over 35, 40, or you're really sick, you should also be looking at taking hydrochloric acid about 10 minutes before you eat. Yeah. All right, so there's a [00:45:00] lot of things you can be doing, right? In terms of food, but we're going to get more into that on the on the, on the parasite group.

Okay, so here's one. Here's Amy. She's I need help. I can now feel two foot long parasites down my leg and several in my thigh, thighs, knotted, knotted ones up behind my knees and my, on my neck. I can taste it and they just spray like deep tracks and larva that I can feel. Just wildly flipping flip.

Try to dig deep into my skin. This is insanity. My medical chart is blacklisted. They are padding my chart backing padding my chart backing each other to make this mental health issue when in truth, a nurse practitioner didn't look at my medical history and prescribed albendazole to me that then my entire body [00:46:00] exploded hyperinfection.

I realized I've had this for over 25 years. Vague symptoms, They are affecting me in all my life. The doctors will not help me. I cannot believe I am in this situation. If you saw photos, you wouldn't believe they are turning their backs on me. They are letting me die. Denial by infectious disease depart over and over.

And I have a family. I'm not crazy. I love this beautiful life. Isn't, this isn't right. They are using legal ways to manipulate and go around me. Okay. So I would donate my time. And so to you,

you would do anything. I assume if I could take you in and treat you. Okay. So, wow. Listen, I don't, I don't at all think you're crazy. And they, they when more gallons y'all remember when more gallons, I don't know if you remember it or not, but there was a period and it's still happening, but [00:47:00] we first started to see it back in when, when early 2000.

Yeah, early 2000s. All right, mid 2000s, where people were seeing they had the kind of feeling like you did, but not long, not, not this, not long like you described. But, and actually they come, they would come through the skin and they were blue and red, kind of yellowish. They look like synthetic material, like threads and stuff like that.

I mean, crazy! But it comes through, and then so, it was termed delusional parasitosis.

Because, you know, if they can put a name on it, they can put it in the category, and then they can stick it up. So, okay, so now they're saying, well, it's not really delusional, because we see it, too. Yeah, you can see these things coming up. So, what I, I, if you're telling me this, and I've had people, listen, I've had, you know, I've worked with a lot of people, and what you're saying, I don't doubt for a moment, okay?

And what's going on in this world right now is, is not, it's, it's accelerated to such a point [00:48:00] where I know it wasn't going on. Like, I know the past, it just wasn't now when you're talking about a large, large so let, let, let's take your, your, your situation when you're talking about a really large, large one like that, and now you say you feel it.

You don't. You don't see it. So I guess you feel, you know, I don't know what you feel, but I know that and what you've seen, but in terms of parasites, when we think of parasites, the really long ones are the are, you know, the longest are the tapeworms, right? You know, they can get up to 6 to 9 meters, which is what, 20 to 30 feet.

They can, they don't always, in humans though, they can't because their heads are embedded into our intestinal wall and they lay eggs.

And they usually exit the body through the feces and they're, you know, and what are, it's part of, you know, part of the body comes out. That's how they, the other worms that can be seen are some of the round worms like a scarce can be seen. [00:49:00] It's not as long, it can get up to 12 inches though. And they, and they, you know, and again, they, they exit through the intestines, through the bowels.

And you know, they can cause a problem, think of cost bowel obstructions and stuff like that. Now, these are extreme because usually you don't see the adults. I'm telling you, 95 percent of the people that I never see result adults. And then there's the hookworms, which are other ones. Cause they, they, they're not that big.

They get up to like 2. 5 to five centimeters, which is like one to two inches. Right. So they don't get that big, but they're hookworms and they exit through your skin and they can come back in through your skin. And so they're, they're like weird. All right. So those are the big ones that we can see. I, if you've got some big ones going on like that, so again, tapeworm, you know, you always think of you know, I mean, the medications would be the, you know, the prasequental, the albendazole or mebendazole and [00:50:00] the, the nidazoxonide, nidazoxonide also called Alinea, right?

For, for tapeworm, prasequental is always considered the best. Or the first one you go to because it paralyzes them. They can't do anything and then they, they, they, then they're, they could be eliminated.

You know, and then the albinosome prasequental the other one, you know, not on that. They can get the larval cysts, the larval, you know, cysts, larval cysts that are in the brain and central nervous system and stuff like that, right? So, yeah, you know, the pyranthal palm away, you know, but anyway, so I don't know what you have going on in there.

You suddenly might have multiple kinds of things.

Here's the thing. When you say take you in, we don't have, we don't have an in. We don't have a living. We don't have a facility like that.

You know, I'm hoping to have one like that one day in Thailand, but I don't. And in the U S the one in Arizona, we don't have a live in facility. It's a, it's a day, you know, you come in the day and you go home at [00:51:00] night, but in your situation you need, you need, you need a really you know, Amy what I would suggest is somehow,

you know, call one of the clinics, like an oasis feeling and tell them, you know, the, to get you, you need to get, get through to me. And, you know, we can, if I, you know, I don't know where you live or anything like that, but you got to get some medications if, if nobody believes you and you're in trouble and you've got this kind of, it's this heavy, it's this, you're that, in fact, you know, you got to start getting some medications and they, you can get them, they're, they're, they're, they're there.

They're available. You've got to be able to find ways of getting them. I've thought, you know, I've put it online and too, I've put it out there. You know, there's different Indian pharmacies and places like that. Or if you have to, you know, go to, move to, don't move. But I mean, go on, go on a vacation to, you know, to Mexico, to Thailand, to India to I don't know where [00:52:00] else.

Vietnam. There's a lot of countries where you could just go into a pharmacy and get these kinds of medications without a prescription, you know, so, but I hear you. I hear you. I hear you. But I, you know, it's not like, yeah, you could benefit to buy some, you know, some good, you know, ozone and high doses of vitamin C.

That would help you to as well be cleaning out your colon. Remember, you got to change You got to realize that the reason, the reason that these guys or any organisms or anything or any imbalance in the micro flora is all due to the fact of what we eat, what we are giving them. If you have ants in your house, the reason you have ants in your house is because they found something to eat.

If you have cockroaches in your house, they found something to eat. Anywhere you see an organism of any kind, it's there because it's eating. All organisms are doing two fundamental things in their life. [00:53:00] Eating, which is exchange of energy,

and making babies. And that's, you know, that's The fundamental, very broad

understanding, but just by understanding that about organisms, just understand that what, like, for example, if I have dysbiosis, which we all do, we have a dysbiosis, that means I still have all the original organisms that should be there, except that these, there's only a little of these and a lot of these.

Why? Because of the way I'm eating. And if I change the way I'm eating, they'll go like this, right? Cause they are surviving. Okay. So whatever is in me is there because I'm feeding it. So again, so eating healthy, eating health, fasting, cleansing, colon hydrotherapy, eat food. That is real. That grew out of the earth that has not been modified in any way.

And we'll go on the diet another time, but that, that's it. And so Amy, I'd love to help you go call the clinics and see if we, and let's get together that way. And I'll, I'll, [00:54:00] I'll guide you to somewhere. I don't know where you live either. Okay. Here's the Tricia. Okay. I want to do pairs. I have a metal.

I can't find a doctor where I live to help me. I have many issues that need to be addressed. Most recently after 19, oh, after the seat. Okay. The go hopes that gal go hoax it. Gal it's really go hope. In Thai means lie and sit gal means 19, so it's not COVID 19. It was go hook. So they called it COVID sit gal.

But I said, no, it's not COVID sit gal. It's go hook sit gal. Anyway. So after. Recent serious issues after the shot two years ago. So you got the, I want desperately to be a good organic eating ritual as well as first fest. I want, I want to be led by a doctor with a strict protocol. Well, [00:55:00] Tricia, yes. Yeah, you got the shots.

Okay. So, There are

some really important things you can do for that. Now, the whole thing about the shots is such an It's so more complicated than I ever imagined initially. But, because it's not just one. It wasn't just one thing. It wasn't just mRNA and spike protein. There's also They're not finding any mRNA and spike protein.

And they're just finding nanobots,

graphene oxide. So, yeah, but there are protocols to dissolve. Spike protein, such as natokinase, brom bromelain can do it, bromelain and lumbrokinase, natokinase is probably the best, and but anyway, there's ways of dealing with the problems with that, but the other one is you're doing a parasite cleanse, okay?

Now, heavy [00:56:00] metals, you know, the thing about heavy metals is to understand is that the problem is, is that we were all, you know, you know, I stopped testing people for heavy metals probably back in 2000. No, actually I did when I came, when I first, even when I moved to Arizona, I started, I was still doing it for awhile, but I kept seeing that there's, I never found anyone who didn't have a heavy metal burden, right?

So it's like, well, why do this test? Which cost them money when they could save the money for treatment, you know, so, anyway, so chelation You got to For heavy metals. Why are heavy metals a problem? Heavy metals are metals. These are metals that don't have any function in our body not it's not like zinc and magnesium and copper and iron Selenium all these are required nutrients, but we're talking about lead mercury arsenic You [00:57:00] Tin, Thallium, Uranium,

Thorium, I mean it's bizarre, all these things that are in our, in our, in our bodies. They don't have no function, but however, they are in terms of their affinity, their strength to grab on and hold is stronger. And so, for example, you know, you may know that selenium for glutathione peroxidase I mean glutathione as transferase in the in our cytoplasm or cell it cytoplasm or cells require selenium to remember.

Minerals are the batteries of enzymes. They're how enzymes, they're, they're what bring in the electrical. The movement, the, the, the, the, it's like plugging it in. You want an enzyme to work, you got to plug it in and that's how you plug it in. It's with minerals. So, so with, so you'd have, you could have everything, beautiful enzyme, beautiful phytonutrients and everything.

And if you don't have the mineral, it won't work. So how important minerals. So, you know, so you got selenium in there. It's making that work just like selenium makes [00:58:00] your thyroid when it's taking off T4 and turning it into T3. So, anyway, selenium. So, lead's going by and it's stronger than a selenium.

It displaces it and it's there. Now what? That enzyme's shut off. So, you shut off enough enzymes in enough systems and you got problems. And then some have a higher predilection for certain, like, like, for example, mercury in the brain, central nervous system. Right. So they go to different places, but that's a heavy metals and they affect our immune system.

They affect everything So the way to deal with them is something called chelation the chelation I'm sure you you've heard of it But the word chelate comes from the Greek word meaning claw or crab and that's basically what it does So back in the 50s, I think it was

There was a people with lead toxicity because remember there used to be a lot of lead in paint You And there's a lot of lead toxicity going on in urban centers. And they found that, I mean, it's causing severe problems in people. Severe. [00:59:00] And so, there's a, they came up with this synthetic amino acid that is non metabolizable, which means what?

Which means that if you get it in you, your body can't metabolize it, so it's gonna come out. Which is kind of cool. And it's small. So it's called EDTA, which is ethylene acid. ethylene, thiamine, thiamine, tetra, for acetic acid, which is which would be acetate. So, it's in the, acetic acid means acetate with a hydrogen, okay.

So, through, for acetates, which is a negative charge, and here's that metal, mercury or lead or whatever, it's in there, and it's got a positive charge, so the, it's, it's grabbed, it grabbed it, that's, that's Chelation Chelate grab pulls it out. So it was used, it was f FDA approved and it was used for lead toxicity.

And they, and then they started to find that people were getting other benefits. And there was, it all [01:00:00] started, it all snowballed. It all went up. And then finally, I think it was, when was it? When was it, when did they have the, they finally did a a clinical trial in Florida,

looking at it, looking at the the potential benefit of chelation on cardiac problems.

Anyway, so it's gone up from there. Now there's another kind of chelation. Now, by the way, so if you looked at EDTA and you said, all right, is it going to get all the metals? No, it's got an order of affinity, right? So for example, it you know, it likes iron. We need iron. But if it grabs an iron. And then it sees a mercury and drops that iron and grabs that mercury.

Okay, so in other words, you know, that's how it goes. So there's a, there's an affinity you can look at the different affinities, you know, number one, two, three, four. So it's down here and it's going to work its way up. So what you want to do is instead of saying, okay, I'm going to do the, you know, they do, they do pre provocative and post provocative testing.

That is, they do a a heavy metal [01:01:00] test of your, blood or urine, it should be urine without having had any, anything to provoke it. And they just want to see if there's any in there. If there's any heavy metals, because that would say what that would tell them what's going on currently, what you're being exposed to right now.

Why? Because once you get exposed to a heavy metal, it's in your blood, it's gone. It's going to find an enzyme. It's going to be gone. It won't be in your blood. So you won't be able to, so it won't be in your urine because your urine is filtered blood. So it's not going to be there. It's going to be in there.

So now the provoked are, you take EDTA, you take DMSA, you take DMPS, you take something like that. Then you check about an hour later. or whatever. And next time you pee and you'll find it'll be pulling stuff out because it starts to pull. That's a provoked. So they do pre and post, but you don't have to.

You just say, look, you got it. You live, you're living on this planet. Okay, you got it. All right. So now, so what I look at is so a good combination is E. D. T. A. You can get oral E. [01:02:00] D. T. A. And or suppository. And it's, it's on its affinity. It's going to get led better than It gets mercury, it's still going to get them, but it's going to get them better.

Whereas DMSA, which is another one is going to get what do you call it? It gets mercury first. It's got a different affinity to this. So if you're taking both, you've got a really, you know, kind of a, a good chance of getting all of them eventually. All right. So, so, so, and the, the, the DMSA is, is good orally too.

Dimercapto's, dimercapto's succinic acid is what it is, and so, you know, what

it's so, So, only about 20 percent of an oral dose of DMSA is absorbed into the body. The rest goes through so it's gonna chelate a bunch of stuff in your gut kind of good. You've got some

You got some parasites in there with any positively like cat cat [01:03:00] ionic Membranes, which they will it's gonna grab them I mean so about 20 percent gets into your blood of that about 95 percent of it is is is bound to albumin which is One of the purposes of albumin, which is a protein produced by our liver and is I, I might have mentioned this before, one of the most essential parts to being alive, healthy albumin is like, does so many things, but one thing it does is it escorts both substances that we produce in our body, such as proteins and other kinds of hormones and stuff, and it also escorts exogenously introduced substances such as, such as this.

It squirts, there are other things that squirt, but that's, that's probably one of the main ones. Anyway, so, the if you, and if you look at a diburcaptive succinic acid, you're gonna see it's got these sulfhydryl groups, which allows it to grab. Again, it's like crap to grab positively charged things.

So, really safe to [01:04:00] take and There was they were looking at different agents and they actually found that they had the best urinary excretion. In other words, it got rid of it of the mercury of mercury compared to the other ones, the best. Right. And it also, they found that it was the best at removing mercury from the blood, liver, brain, spring, spleen, lungs, intestines, skeleton.

It get it really good at that. So it likes mercury. It gets the other ones too. So when the mercury is gone, it's going to get other things. Right. So, you know, but it'll, I mean, it'll get arsenic, it'll get aluminum, it'll get, it'll get all those things right. So, anyway the dosage is anywhere from 10 to 30 milligrams per kilogram.

So if you are, you gotta think in terms of kilogram. So if you're American, that's gonna be like I, if you're from any other country, you think in terms of kilogram. But in America, let's say you're 120.

Right. So if you're 120, that's about 50 kilos about so [01:05:00] right. 2. 2 pounds to one kilo. So that's 50 kilos. So 50 kilos times, let's say, so 10, that would be 500 milligrams, right? Or if it was times 30, that would be 1500 milligrams per day in three divided doses, two or three divided doses for three days on, and then 11 days off three days on and 11 days off.

And then they would repeat this like eight times. This was kind of the protocols they were doing in these studies. The other way, the other protocols that they've done with the DMSA, and the reason, just take it orally and it's great, it's easy was 500 milligrams a day in like two, two divided doses, maybe 250 and 250 every other day for about five weeks, every other day.

And then the other thing is you can either look at this as maintenance because we're always being exposed, Or you can do it.

I would do it for myself. I would do it this way. Just I would take [01:06:00] 500 milligrams of D. M. S. A. At night before bed. Maybe three days a week. Why before bed? Because if while the metals are moving around, if I was If it was during the day maybe I might feel like a little bit not too well for, I don't, I'll be sleeping so it's okay.

And in the morning you will pee out all these metals. And just, and you can take maybe two days a week, three days a week, take some oral disodium. or calcium E. D. T. A. U gonna be much cover it al and then just as a mainte of the M. S. A. Twice a w you've gone through it. A other thing now since we know, what's really, what know, you know, we live i

you know, so much that, you know, that even they want to make sure that even while we're sleeping, that we're, you know, getting the things that we just hard to get like aluminum [01:07:00] and barium and things like that. So what, what they've, what they've done for us and as they've didn't want to disturb us while we're sleeping, they're just spraying in the air in the airplanes and they're nano sized.

Aluminum is, you know, extremely thoughtful and

scaring caring. And so anyway, so now that we've got. nanosize stuff in us. Wow. work? And that's a very g a very good question. So this is where things like We've got to be taking ze because we want to get do sides of things. We also you know, chlorella and s for their chelating effect because they have chelated vitamin c the scorbates chelate so a lot of other things to chelate because we're now talking about not only being exposed probably at the micron levels like we're using [01:08:00] that now we're getting the nano size And yeah, I mean, the, the degree to which these people care about us is just like, you know, unfathomable and, and then they keep coming up with new ways of expressing their concern.

I wonder what their concern, oh, their concern that we're still alive. That's what it is. Yeah, they are concerned about that. Anyway but that's it. You know, I wanted to talk to you about chelation. So we should all be taking some sort of chelating. It's very, very important. Okay. Very, very important.

Well, we still got some time. Okay, great, great, great, great. Yeah, we got some time. We got some time. Yeah, good. Okay. All right. So, yeah. So anyway, back to you, Tricia, you know, you had those shots you had and you want to do all these cleanses. It's very good. It's very good. And well, I don't know where you live or anything like that and you can't find a doctor. They're hard to find. I know. Got to join the group because we'll be getting more, I can, you know, we're going to get more into it.

I can even, we can even. I want to turn these groups also into like a [01:09:00] group consultations, you know, if you're not worried about, you know,

your personal information, I mean, you don't have to, you know, we don't have to be personal. I mean, I, I, you know, if I, for me to tell you that I had this condition or so whatever, it doesn't bother me. But some people are very. It does bother them. So if you are, you can keep your, you don't, you on the zoom, you don't show your face, you have a pseudonym name, pseudonym and call yourself Rocky or rocket, and you can even get one of those things.

It's a different voice or whatever, but anyway, so that's not it. The point is we can, it's a way to do it. Cause like, cause like I couldn't possibly consult with everybody. Because there's way too many people that are having a problem. Okay, so, and I would love to help you, Tricia, and I will help you. So let's do it that way, okay?

Okay, this is Nipah. Nips? Nips. I have breast CFCs, no chemo radiation. Great. On a plant based diet, lifestyle modification, and meditation. [01:10:00] Had rashes on both my hands for them, which are flaky and itchy. Can't sleep well at night because of the itch. Was given Etriconazole capsules two times a day.

Okay. Myconazole cream and serotrazine by a dermatologist. but the itching continues. Huh. Would you help? Could you help me? Yeah. So, so you from, from detoxification, you can get a rash because you keep in mind that we have organ systems that are designed to eliminate toxins. Of course, our bowels and our kidneys, our lungs and our skin, big one. And the skin comes out through your sweat and all that. But it's a way of, Excreting.

Okay. And it's also the skin is also for absorb. You know, that's the other thing. We also absorb through there's as well. And so, of course, that's going to those things coming out will definitely definitely [01:11:00] cause can cause rashes and things like that. And especially if you were have had in your life like eczema or any other kind of skin condition, it'll even be make it worse for sure and or come out sooner or whatever.

And you know, one of the things like is, is you got to just help. You don't want that to stop. So you can take Epsom salt baths. You can take hydrogen peroxide baths. You get 35 percent food grade hydrogen peroxide, and you put about a. in a big bathtub full of water and soak in it. You just do that and Epsom salt and stuff like that and just get this stuff out.

Help it come out. And you know, because you know, metals coming out, all these things coming out are going to cause problems in the skin. And then eat healthy, eat healthy. And I don't

use or recommend creams and things to cover, you know, a moisturizing cream, what a moisturizing cream is, is it's basically blocking your body's [01:12:00] ability to eliminate that your body's ability to eliminate its fluid water fluid, and so it stays moist, that's what it's doing. But the problem is, is that most of these creams and things that people put on their bodies are not.

You know are not you don't really want them. They're not that healthy So if you can find a you know, like maybe coconut virgin coconut oil would be good and things like that and The other thing you can use to clean up is clays different kinds of clays can be used to Help get this out. You want to get it out of your of your body, right?

And just understand that once you get out once your Skin stops excreting these toxins because you've gotten rid of most of them then you're done so it's not like It's a lifetime long journey of having the skin manifestations. But if you have those, I'd say you need to do colon hydrotherapy.

Maybe you're not doing enough colonics. Maybe, you know, you've got it. Remember, you've got other organs of elimination. So use [01:13:00] those. Exercise. Move around so that you're breathing a lot. You're, you're, Exhaling a lot, right? And moving and getting your muscle get things moving and then get your strength up.

And be lots of fluid. So you're peeing all the time and get some colon hypotherapy and get some good colon cleanses too as well. So it's not because it sounds like it might be relying too much on the, on the skin. Yeah. Anyway, so here we go. Now, my 80 year old mom with breast CFCs, this is Sally has been taking 24 milligrams of ivermectin since February 7th.

She should be four weeks on. And one off, four days, three days off. Is this safe for how long? What blood test? Okay. Yeah. So again, this is, you know, liver is the blood test. All right. If the liver enzymes are going up now, they can go up, they'll come down. So should she be on three weeks on and one week off or whatever, or two weeks off or four weeks?

Yeah. So that would be a good way to look. It's just, just looking at the liver enzyme and they go, you know, that's what [01:14:00] happens and why it's not as damaging. What it means is that if you're taking multiple different medications at one time. And, and, and supplements that require liver for elimination, then it's going to be overworked, it's just what happens in these enzymes.

So again, liver enzymes right there. So this is LIAC, and this is 2017 I had breast CFCs, surgery and radiation. 2021 I had a recurrence in the same area.

That CFC area is very stiff and distorted. It's an estrogen CFC. And it's getting out of the breast area. How can I decrease my estrogen? How can I stop the CFC from getting worse? Okay, so, Liet, I don't know if you've done this, but you've got to check, do your biologi You've got to get to a good biological dentist.

You've got to find out what's going on in the mouth. In the mouth!

Is not [01:15:00] only if we have root canals and if you have extractions, but just from the microflora in our mouth, the oral microbiome are directly related to CFC production. So that's one. You got to do that. You got to be cleansing also you know, which is you know, you do a juice cleanse for a period of time.

Juice cleanse means you can, you're just drinking fresh juices. You're not eating. solid food for three weeks, four weeks, eight weeks, whatever you can, you're doing colon hydrotherapy and or enemas daily, but the hydrogen colonics would be one or two a week, but you got to be cleaning out everything.

You got to get rid of the reasons. Now, estrogens are part of the physiology of breasts. So it's not really odd or unusual that This these chronically fermenting cells are also having, you know, the estrus, it has an effect on them. So does prolactin. Prolactin is [01:16:00] a hormone made by the pituitary gland and it's probably most active when women are pregnant and it's for the helping the milk coming out. So there are prolactin receptors too. That's not often looked at by conventional oncologists. But what do you do? Soy. Soy. Soy. And then soy, soy, soy. And then soy, soy, soy, soy is like it. You could not have a better medicine. Okay? Estrogen receptors are alpha and beta. The alpha ones make things grow.

The beta. When the beta ones get stimulated, they make things shrink. What stimulates the beta? The estriol of all your estrogens. The estriol and soy. Isoflavones like genine and di Diaz. And, equal and they stimulate beta and that makes things shrink and then flax. Flax not only stimulates beta but it down regulates your ability to [01:17:00] produce alpha so you have less alpha er alpha receptors so yes yes so that that that's what you do and that way you you don't want to stop producing estrogen because then you're not going to be healthy because you want to have balanced hormones you need to have a balanced you need to have your hormones balanced not stop Then when you stop, you go into either menopause, or if you're a man, you go into andropause, where your body starts to shrill up, become fragile, and you become senile, and so you don't want that.

What you want is Balance your hormones and make sure that you're getting nutritionally that which will

bind to the estrogen receptor beta. That's what you want. And you can do that. Soy in all of its forms. Non GMO soy.

Green tea also, but it's not as, not as much as [01:18:00] soy.

This is Lisa. This is our rubbery topical tumors. On the Breast CFCs. Are rubbery topical tumors on the breast? CFCs or cysts?

They have clear, sticky fluid. Also, when they get older, they develop callus like skin that one can remove.

Will chlorine dioxide eradicate these cysts? Is it a safe procedure? The cysts do get larger. Two, please advise my direction as my breast tissue. underneath is necrotic.

Yeah. You know, it does not sound like CFCs at all. When there are CFCs usually in the, like that are there, it's hard firm. And if it's on them, and a lot of times I'll see after a woman's had a mastectomy and there'll be, we'll get this like dermal, it's in the dermis implants of real hard, like [01:19:00] nodules, but not the way you're describing with the fluid coming out and all that.

That sounds. You know, more like a cyst, but with a sticky fluid that comes out. So that sounds like chlorine dioxide. Well, yeah, whatever that is, that chlorine dioxide is going to help. But I, but, but so well, iodine, painting on Lugol's iodine, 2%. Painting it on a lot. Don't paint the iodine on an open, unopened wound because it'll burn around it.

You can't just get absorbed in. Hydrogen peroxide, 3 6 percent food grade. A lot of things that would kill parasites if that was that, if that's what it is. Sounds like, easily sounds like it could be, but I mean, it's just, you know, I, I, having a hard time imagining what's going on because I don't know if this is one small spot on one breast or is it diffuse over both breasts or diffuse over one breast.

So, and your skin is necrotic underneath it. So, you know, the parasite [01:20:00] ideas. Yeah. You know, if you can find a you know, a practitioner like a naturopath or a

you know, any non MD, cause they won't do it, but who's good at doing the electrical derma, electro dermal screening. Acupuncture Meridian, which is what Dr. Simon Yu does, and many other people have been trained by him. But there's also

there are different kinds of equipment and machines. And the reason I'm saying is that they're, they're more they're able to find

and identify problems that they're, in, in the modern medical world, there's no way to do it. They have, there's no tools, there's no blood tests, there's no imaging things, there's no way to do it. So that's why the electrodermal screening can be so important. It's called EDS. It's called

how weird is it? What was that? That was the TikTok make that weird noise. I guess so. Alright. So, okay. Now, now, prostate. Anyway, [01:21:00] Lisa, you gotta let me know what what those were. I mean, has anyone you know, gotten a sample that of the of the of the sticky liquid out and look at it under a microscope. Uh you know, you can do that.

Yeah. Anyway, The chlorine dioxide would be good, but iodine, great. Lugol's with the iodine and iodide in it. And peroxides and ozone. You can also use olive oil. You can just use ozone. Ozone you can bag ozone. Yeah, any oxidizing agent. Anything that's going to oxidize and eliminate, which is nature's way of doing things.

Now, the where is it? Hold on.

Where is it? Wait, what? One second. Where is it? One

moment.

Sorry, I can't find the water. Oh well. Guess I'll have to not drink water for a while. Oh gosh. [01:22:00] Anyway, Koto, koto koto. All right. So make sure everybody here. So now, so the next question is on prostates, prostates, CFCs, and this is Larry says, I'm desperate, I'm desperate down and out and an agony with left groin pain and leg pain, right shoulder.

Are these blocked lymph nodes with tumors? My last PSA was in the mid twenties

and climbing. I don't want to resume Zolodex,

hardly eating anything. Lemon water and fruit, coconut water, herb teas. Should I attempt to gently bounce it out on the rebounder? Do I add a little less sea salt to water? Walking is very painful. Energy low. [01:23:00] Larry, I don't know if you've done your biological dentistry. You know, I hope you did. And if you didn't do it, you gotta go to a biological dentist.

You gotta make sure there's nothing going on with your teeth. You also gotta look at your, and everyone has teeth. Whatever you, you have to look at the mouth and I'll talk about that in a minute. Now, and in terms of, you know, like the, the, the right shoulder, you know, we, we look at you know, the, the dental meridians, right?

So, you know, the second molar is the right shoulder and large intestines, liver and gallbladder, second molar, right? That's right near your wisdom

before that, right before that. Yeah. And but the groin is your incisors. So you have different things going on for that.

So you've got, okay, so whatever. So in other words, your mouth, you've got it. We've got to take care of the mouth. It's, it's, you can't go further without knowing that you [01:24:00] went to a real biological dentist. They did a 3d cone bean CT and they even had a swish test where they looked for your micro flora becoming this, your oral flora to see what you have.

And they were able to ascertain whether or not you had. Cavitations and or root canals and or periodontal conditions or what? So we, we gotta, you gotta know those things and you've got to deal with them because they, they 80, 90, maybe even a hundred percent of conditions that either they're related, they cause systemic problems now.

You know, and then, you know, the stomach,

yeah. So you get a lot of stuff going. You know, Larry, What you need to do is a cleanse. You don't want, you said you're not hungry. You need to do a juice cleanse. You need to do all that. I don't know your albumin. I don't know your blood test. I don't know your weight. I don't know your condition. It really impossible for me to advise you to do anything unless I had all that information, but.

Assuming that your albumin [01:25:00] is okay. And assuming that you're not extremely, you know, you're not catechetic and then you could do a juice cleanse colonics. And if you remember, I wrote a. Okay, so, but the pain in the groin and all that sort of thing sounds like a lymph node. It sounds like it would be really helpful for you to get find a certified lymphatic therapist and let them do ELT, which is electrodermal.

ELT, electrolymphatic therapy. ELT, electrolymphatic therapy. There is no electricity on you. It's just over like this and it's got these argon, krypton lamps. Moves it along. It's very, very good.

Yeah. And also, you know, you're gonna do the rebounding, but it sounds like it's hard to walk. I don't know how you do the right, the rebounding, but you know, that's it. And movements, you know, there's different movements you can start doing to get your lymphatics moving. Like I was talking about the sit to stand, sit to stand.

You can do those. You can do squats without, you know, holding a weight. You can just do [01:26:00] squats, you know, just start, but on a regular throughout the day basis. So you get things moving. And and then again if you get, if you've gotten rid of all that, do the cleanse. colonics, fat the juice feast, and then you've got to start getting some soy in your life, right?

Now there was you know, there was a really amazing study in 2023. It actually it was at the University, the Department of Urology in Brussels, and they looked at the use of soy isoflavones in the treatment of prostate CFCs. And it's weird. The cameras are up there and I got to not look at the cameras.

But anyway, so 2023. So we know that genistein and diazine are the soy isoflavones that bind to the beta receptor. But what was never really studied that much was the equal, which is a [01:27:00] third. One of the soy isoflavones and equal if you look at it it's molecular structure It looks a lot like estrogen and so it like the other ones binds to the beta receptor But the equal actually turns out to be more potent than the other two.

And so by the way, not just prostate Okay, what they're finding is that these isoflavones have positive effects on different CFCs such as breast, of course, gastrointestinal, which is what? Esophagus, stomach, large intestine, yeah, colon. And urogenital. Urogenital, what are we talking about? Urogenital.

We're talking about ovaries, we're talking about uterus, we're talking about kidneys, we're talking about bladder, and we're talking about prostate. testicular. So, okay, so kind of a lot. All right. And it has a very positive effect is by these things. And they [01:28:00] by multiple, multiple pathways, you know, they regulate cell cycle, they cause the increased apoptosis, they block angiogenesis, they block metastasis, they do all these things, right?

All right. So anyway, and there's also a clear link between the estrogen receptor beta, which is the one we want, right? Because it shrinks, but there's like a link between it and the androgen receptor, right? Because there's some androgen receptor of an effect on prostate. So the androgen sensitive prostate CFCs.

So they found that they could have a lower dose, and if they weren't androgen, if they were androgen independent, then they still had a good effect, but at higher doses. Yeah. Now, one of the interesting things that it did is that it down regulates androgen receptor. production. So there's less androgen receptors, right?

It was, it's very amazing. But the other thing that Equal [01:29:00] did Equal, remember it was one of the isoflavones.

It has the unique ability, I've never heard of anything else, of blocking DHT, dehydrated testosterone. So remember that when testosterone becomes dehydrated, testosterone is more potent. However, that's the one that's responsible for prostate enlargement. And for male pattern baldness,

and there's really nothing else that grabs it or blocks it. So, you know, the way they treat those things, they try to give you Aromatase inhibitors to prevent

converting. Anyway, so, but up, but, but this is the only thing that actually grabs the DHT and prevents it from doing its thing. That's pretty cool. Okay. That's the egg wall in soy. All right. So in the studies, they were looking at know, anywhere from a hundred to 500 milligrams per kilogram. This was earlier of genistein per day in they were looking at this with different [01:30:00] kinds of animals.

And So if you were to do 500 million, okay, let's say you were 70

A 70 kilogram person is kind of an average sized male, and they were able to do 500 milligrams. We're only talking about 30, that turns out to be 35 grams of soy, which is a half a cup. A half to three quarters of a cup. And the amount of amino acids and healthy things in there is the same as 4 to 5 ounces of flesh.

You know, like steak or fish or a big chicken breast or pork chop or whatever. But they come with a little, they come with like five to 10 grams of fat, but but the soy doesn't amazing. You got to get that breast. Oh, you're a genital everyone. Well, me, everybody. Now there's another thing I want you to keep in mind is so that's what you got to do.

All right. Please remember that. [01:31:00] Okay. And you got to get moving and walking and stuff like that. We, you need to get. A certified lymphatic therapist. Very, very important.

Movement. Deep breathing. Okay, with your, with your abdomen, right? You're gonna do a diaphragmatic.

Every time you go in, it squeezes. The lymphatic, the one of the main lymphatic vessels that dumps into your your superior pinna cava and that, I mean, into your subclavian is called cisternocyle and that gets breathing. So doing that laughing, that's the same thing. It goes, you want to get that right when you get them, get your lymph moving

and it hurts to walk. Maybe it's the pressure. You could get a bike, a bicycle even a stationary one, but you want to. And you can use. You want to get your strength up. So a lot of things we could, we, we gotta be doing now. Here's Jennifer. She says, my husband has CT for lower abdomen. I've done on pain, which was worked up by urologist [01:32:00] and was unremarkable except for calcifications on the prostate.

He's 48 years old. He's well organic, non GMO, but does eat meat. You mean he's not eating the essence of animals. He's eating their corpse, right? Okay. Cause meat, remember folks, meat means essence, right? The meat at the subject meet the coconut. So, we don't consider the muscles, decayed muscles of a deceased animal as being their essence.

So, that's just what we, anyway, so he's eating dead animals. He exercises every day and take organic supplements. Leaks a little bit of urine after he empties his bladder. He had an ultrasound, which was unremarkable. No ejaculation issues. Took HITRIN 2. But discontinued because he hates medications. [01:33:00] Is there anything to remove the calcifications?

He's getting ready to do a parasite cleanse because I showed it showed a cyst on his liver and kidney. Good.

Sure. Okay. Very good, Jennifer. So for sure you know, he's got to do those cleanses for sure. Calcifications on his prostate are, you know, calcifications get in there because, you know, there are calcium producing nano sized bacteria, but there are also.

Calcium comes to alkalinize. It's an alkalinizing sub mineral. It'll alkalinize there. It'll also be attracted to things that are, that are halogens, like fluoride, chloride, bromide, that are there. Pineal gland, we get fluoride accumulates in the calcium fluoride. But, but again, it's the last, you know, you'll get a, you'll get a, a calcium, you'll get calcified areas.

Where there's tissue death or just before the tissue dies. It's very acidic and the [01:34:00] calcium is coming there to alkalize it So anyway, and he's eating Okay, so doing a lot of good things. Okay, there is a Study that would be worth thinking about. Okay, and it's only one of many but okay, but in 2018 In the excuse me age Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer They looked at the prostate CFC incidents and It was a cross national ecological analysis of 172 countries,

2018, 172 countries. All right. And they wanted to look at the incidents as it correlated to total amount of, again, they use that word meat of flesh intake, animal flesh intake with their results showed that from 172 countries that the total flesh intake. was strongly and significantly associated with the incident [01:35:00] rate of prostate CFCs globally and regionally.

Worldwide total flesh intake is a major predictor of prostate CFCs, regardless of other influence, like aging, GDP, obesity, and urbanization. GDP, gross income. Domestic product. Why would that, because it turns out that the more, the wealthier a country is, the more they wind up getting prostate CSCs. Think we're going the other way now.

So we won't be up there. Our GDP is going down. Hang in there. So what their results showed was that the meat consumption, animal flesh consumption, instead of GDP may be a determinant of the regional variation. So when they look at the regional variations, they used to think, well, it was because of can you believe this?

I I'm beautiful, beautiful, wonderful Phuket and they're building next door because we don't have enough apartments. So here I am across the street from the ocean. It was beautiful, quiet when I moved here. And now I get to listen to this for about a year. Unbelievable. [01:36:00] Unbelievable. Anyway, so in other words, we think that the, the it was the GDP.

In other words, the wealth of the regions in the world, that's why they had, there was a higher incidence of, of, of prostate CFCs. We're now seeing that it's actually meat consumption, animal flesh consumption, and the, and the carcinogens that are in there. Unbelievable that are in flesh. I mean, if you, if you got, I'm going to do a, a, a, the definitive, definitive talk about this, because I know there's a lot of people out there that are, you know, really emotionally attached to it, but there's heterocyclic amines, there's the dimethylamidazole, quinolaxilines, the trimethylamidazoles, the polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, whoa, and the N nitroso compounds.

And

carcinogenic and nitrosic compounds, formation of cytotoxic, genotoxic, [01:37:00] aldehydes and lipoproxenate. Yeah, I mean, they found out that eating this can cause, eating animals can cause metabolic syndrome. It's just, anyway, one of the points I wanted to make about this was they talked about two things. It being related to gross domestic product, in other words, GDP.

which is the wealth of the nation. But they also looked at another thing and it's kind of strange. It's called the Human Development Index, HDI. And it's very interesting. It was positively correlated with the prostate CFCs. Now, when they talk about the HDI, the human development index. There's three aspects to it.

Okay. Which is kind of strange. One is a long and healthy life. Number two is knowledge. And a third is a decent standard of living. So those three things come up with what they call the human development index. The details of those are, are not worth reading, but anyway, obviously in this case, it would not be related to the [01:38:00] first part of the HDI, which is the long and healthy life because It turns out that

all these other things are not, you don't, you don't wind up getting a long and healthy life. So that's, that's that part of it. But that's what the HDI means. However, the other two are very important, the knowledge and the, and the decent standard of living. Now, knowledge, when they say knowledge, what they're talking about in this context, what they're talking about is knowledge of How to survive in this world, how to program computers, how to

talk on the phone, how to, you know, how to dress, how to whatever you're, how to get along in the artificial world. That's what the knowledge is based on. So it's based on that kind of information. Not necessarily the knowledge of of, of, of physiology, biology, by psychology, the knowledge of a spirit, a spirit, a spirit.

spiritual, philosophical knowledge of nature, none of that, but it's how to get along in [01:39:00] this artificial world. Okay. Because that will determine how high you advance in your specific profession, right? And then a decent standard of living, which means that you're making enough money. So, anyway, so if you're high in HDL here, here's the part that was very interesting is that the

I, I gotta tell you, so, so, the, okay, there is a positive correlation between the HDI and prostate. So, the better you get along in this world, the more, the better you are in the artificial world, the more knowledge you have out of the higher your incidence. There's a positive correlation between alcohol consumption and prostate.

There's a negative correlation between smoking and prostate. So, smoking, the more you smoke, the less prostate you have. Prostate, CFC, it's very weird, right? So, that's why statistics and data is really hard to do, really hard to figure out. But what did I tell you here? Yeah, I just, I just thought that was, [01:40:00] you know, pretty interesting. Okay. Okay. So what I'd say to you Jennifer is that the cow, he needs to cleanse. You've got to check his mouth. It's always the same thing. You got to go to a biological dentist. You've got to make sure that we've talked about that before. I, I did, I've done on my, on my, on my website. In YouTube, I think you can find the podcast I did with Dr.

Emma Bromian on biological dentistry. You gotta, you gotta do it. And the relationship between that and our between the oral microbiome and different, unbelievable, unbelievable. CFC is just it's very, it's, it's incredibly high, okay? So, you gotta do it, you gotta clean out. He's ejaculating 21 times a month, okay?

Minimum. All right. That's great. And moving around a lot, moving around a lot I would stop, I really might stop eating animals. I eat a lot of soy. Make sure you're alkaline so that your Calcium [01:41:00] doesn't have to go into the prostate. How do you get alkaline? By eating vegetables, drinking vegetables.

Because vegetables have minerals in them. They've got all kinds of minerals. They've got calcium, magnesium, all that stuff. And that stuff goes into the tissues and alkalinizes them. Whereas, it's not eating something alkaline. Because a lemon, remember, is basically acidic. It's got citric acid. However, it'll make you alkaline, so it's alkalinizing, because it's got the minerals, right?

And that's why calcium goes in at the end, because it's the mineral that's trying to alkalinize the tissue, and it winds up forming a salt and getting stuck. All right, so, Now

now let's get out here. So Simon what would you recommend for a patient with stomach CFCs? You'll look again at the at the mouth, right? So remember that the upper first and second molars and the lower premolars are stomach Okay, so but that's if they have root canals or you've got to look at that.

You got to look at the whole mouth You got to go to a biological test. Okay? You also got to remember that the that noise unbelievable [01:42:00] Unbelievable, Wow, the pro here. Let me make sure I got this here. You guys can hear me Okay, so pro inflammatory micro oral micro the oral micro microbes and their potential cause of gastric cfc is incredibly direct so anyway, okay. So streptococcus and streptococcus and another one called craniobacterium Which are found in the saliva a lot with people with gastric CFCs, okay? Now I want you to all keep in mind that we swallow Anywhere between 1 and 1. 5 liters of saliva per day. One of the most important things you can do for oral and systemic health is Several times a day and especially after eating just go and get get water Put a little bit of salt in it and rinse, swish, swish, swish, and spit.

Swish, swish, swish, and spit, because that swishing gets up underneath the gums and you clean [01:43:00] things out. And then you brush twice a day. And then also swish, swish, swish, and spit, and then gargle and spit. Several times a day. Do that to keep, because it goes up underneath, because you want to get that you want to keep those.

See, what happens is these bacteria and these microorganisms, they, they produce a biofilm. Then you get what's called plaque, right? And it's, it goes up in, and you can wind up with periodontal conditions and lose your teeth all sorts of things. Okay. So, but anyway, it turns out that strep of all the different organisms in the mouth, the one that actually protects against getting a, against the other ones producing CFCs is the strep. And we've got lost strep. In fact, it's like the most common. That's why, you know, when they, when they, when they do a a throat swab and they go, ah, you got a strep throat, we're gonna kill it.

Well wait. That's like the most common microorganism in our, in our mouths. Everybody's got strip. So what are they talking about? And we'll tell, you know, we, you all know, [01:44:00] I hope you all know by now that you don't catch conditions and then you're trying to get rid of it. You don't think that, right? You don't believe in the germ theory.

All right. But anyway, so the ones, so the,

the there's strep arginosis Peptostrepto and Fusobacterium, those are all related to the CFCs. Now, the Fusobacterium nucleatum and the P. gingivalis is, are really related to colon CFCs, gastric CFCs and many other CFCs. And in fact, What happened was when we look at skulls of humans more than 10, 000 years ago, they had all their teeth around 10, 000 years ago.

We started planting and, and, and raising grains and stuff. We saw a change in the micro flora. How do we know that? Because the plaque. That gets in there is when it gets, it gets [01:45:00] calcified and it's in there and you can, you have really good, it's probably one of the best fossil records we have. And we can see that the microbiome changed at about a 10,000 years ago.

Then it changed again for the worse, about 1850 with the industrial revolution. And we started the process foods and we got processed flour and stuff like that. And that's when it really changed. And now all the microorganisms that live in our oral. Are like, a lot of them are just really cause problems and about 26% of our entire.

Microflora of our whole body, in and out are in our mouth, and 29% are in the rest of the GI tract. What is supposed to stop them is the pH of the stomach and the bile acids, and it does, except that the pH of our stomach is going, is not as good anymore. So if you're drinking alkaline water, you're ruining that.

But you know, so, and are, these organisms are to rheumatoid arthritis, that they call autoimmune [01:46:00] CFCs. There's a certain k flora that's different th that's different than ova Microorganisms that are in our mouths and in our GI tract are directly related. So that's why, for example, if you look at ulcerative colitis, you can do a fecal transplant of getting different microorganisms and it'll go away.

That's how important these, these things are, these microorganisms. And they're not, and remember the, the, the degree to which the type of dysbiosis you have. Dysbiosis means that it's unbalanced, unbalanced in terms of providing health because we all have all of these microorganisms in us, but we might just have a few of these and a lot of these because we're eating whatever we're eating.

And if we were to change it, we would come back to that. And if we had a perfect, healthy microbiome here and here, we would have no problems. of ill health at all. It really comes down to that. It's really that. Yeah. [01:47:00] So, But you know, you, you got to realize that there's a lot of microorganisms, right? Okay. So, you know, in one milliliter, one milliliter of human saliva, you have about a million, about a hundred million microorganisms,

right? So,

you know, just, that's a lot, right? One cc, one milliliter of your saliva, of a hundred million organisms.

So you don't want to be swallowing. Unhealthy ones. I'm saying rinse and spit. Rinse and spit if you're doing it today. You're going to still swallow at least a liter a day. But you want to keep, you want to keep your micro, you want to keep your healthy. And why are they there? Because they're eating, right?

Anything, anywhere. So when we went to, and it's basically, it's basically when we went to high, when we went to cooked starches, cooked carbs, cooked carbs, cooked starches, cooked carbs, cooked starches. Okay. What was really interesting is when that happened 10, 000 years ago in areas [01:48:00] like Japan, Korea, Thailand, Vietnam with rice, rather than wheat and potatoes, it didn't happen, but that was rice before it was 1850 when they started to Take off the hull and now you wind up with white rice.

That's that's different than the original rice, right? But that's that's that's just very interesting, right? So

anyway So you get the biofilm of under there and then it turns at the plaque and that's it and that gets stuck That's there

and and keep in mind that there are like several different habitats in our mouth. There's the tonsils There's the teeth because that's you know, there's the teeth And, you know, the teeth are the only surface in the body that's not exfoliating and changing teeth or not. And then you got the tongue, cheeks gingiva, and then the palate.

So you got different, different areas with all kinds of different organisms, right? And then tonsils, of course. So it's actually the second most diverse [01:49:00] Of, of, of, of diverse numbers and types of organisms. So you not only have funguses, we have a lot of funguses in our mouth, we have a lot of protozoa, which are, which are parasites.

I mean, can be parasites, protozoa single cell organisms. And we have bacteria and we also have something called archaea, which are very close to bacteria. Yeah, so we have a lot. And each of those are just so quite bit going on in our mouths. All right. And they're very much associated with CFCs, right?

So enter a caucus, speak Alice F nuclear atom and peach. Itch of Alice are the big bad guys. Okay. But as I said, of the commensals member, all the ones that are, are that are in there and not doing anything, any harm, it was, they were looking at strip the caucus. Neisseria and Haemophilus. They were looking at those three.

It was the strip. Only the strip actually produced anti tumor properties to protect us. So, that's just interesting information.

[01:50:00] What?! It's 930! I didn't know that, you guys. I'm sorry. Wow. Wow. Anyway, I guess I got to go. Oh my gosh. How did I not know this? Anyway yeah, you guys so I got you next week and remember sign up for that. Get on that list because for the inner circle because then you will get access starting.

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