Ep. 174 - Beating Parasites, Building Health

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Transcript

What CFCs Are And Membership Access

Schistosoma Case: Symptoms And Drug Strategy

Multi-Drug Cycles, Ecosystems, And Liver Support

UK Access Barriers And Why Herbs Often Fail

Lifestyle First: Food, Sleep, Mind, And EMF Concerns

Breastfeeding, Ulcerative Colitis, And Gut Repair

SPEAKER_01 0:47

Welcome everyone. And today there's a I didn't even look at the questions at all. So we're going to have fun with this today. Let me just say the things I gotta say initially, which are that just to remind you of this format. This format is um you've already sent in questions, or people have have sent in questions, and I've got a list of them here. So we're gonna try to answer as many as possible. So what happens is, of course, as we proceed, everyone is um questions questions arise. And I can't really deal with them. I can't really answer the questions that come live. So so that's why we have groups. So that's one of the reasons we have the groups, and the groups allow us to have interactions. So I can answer your questions, and I do that twice a week. We have private Zoom meetings, and um I answer questions until we're done. It's usually quite a few hours. Um, but anyway, please join the groups if you if so we can interact and I can uh really kind of understand a question because a lot of times I'll read a question and there's just not enough information for me to really grasp what you're talking about. Um, and so that then I would ask you a question, you'd ask me, and we'd figure it out. So it's really important. Um, and the other thing we do with the groups is there's a lot of uh I write um you know a lot of papers on specific areas of interest dealing with CFCs, of course, and parasites and other issues that we're all interested in. Um and then you have access also to Darren and Vanessa, who uh Darren's a kinesiologist who teaches us how to move uh without having to go to the gym and freak out something. Actually, a way to live your life so that you're moving around most of the day um and still able to perform your your normal activities, but you're moving around all the day and you're getting movement and exercise and building strength. So that's that. And then Vanessa, uh a nutritionist, health coach, yoga teacher, etc. So they're on on Tuesdays, right? I'm on Monday and Wednesdays. So it's a lot of live interaction, and I know that doesn't happen on other group other types of memberships. A lot of the other memberships are more um, you know, reading and watching videos and things like this, but this is all pretty much interactive, which is um, I think what we all look we're all looking for. We need that human connection. We need to touch and not just read, right? And we can touch visually. So, anyway, that's the groups. And um, you just go to drlody.com and it will show you right there how to sign up. All right. Drlodi.com, drlodi.com. So there's the health and healing group, parasite group, and the CFC group. And CFC for those people who are brand new is chronically fermenting cells, and it is what's going on when someone has a tumor. Um, and it's um it's referred to as cancer, and that's not what it is. Cancer is an astrological sign, it's nothing to do with tumors. So we use the correct words so that when we're communicating, we're actually communicating, and that's those are called CFCs, chronically fermenting cells. So we're all here, and uh I can't see how many people how uh not gonna let me know now, huh? All right, I don't like this restream at all. Um, so maybe that's it. So here we are. Let's get started. Um, and of course, just as a reminder, this is kind of a crazy reminder for me to tell you how to tune in. And if you're not tuned in, you won't hear me. And if you are tuned in, then you already know how to tune in. So I'm not sure why you have to say this, but I'll say it. Um, so X and TikTok, it's at DRThomasLodi MD. All the others, it's at Dr Thomas Lodi with no MD. And that's Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, Rumble, etc. So you're already here, and now you got reminded why you're how you got here. Let's get started. And here we go, one moment. All right, so let's go, let's go with the first question here. All right, and the first question is from Povilus, who's in Thailand. All right, so Wadi Cap, um, I have been diagnosed with schistosoma, hematopium, and schistosoma monsoni. I'm 32-year-old male and have been living in Thailand for the past two years. For the past eight months, I have started feeling something is wrong in my urinary tract, pain in the bladder and testicles. I came back to Lithuania, but no doctors were able to help me with the treatment only with diagnostics. Could the doctor please consult what medicines should be used to cleanse my body from these parasites? I know they are dangerous, and any insights would be helpful. Well, first of all, I I think I've I know I've I've talked about it before, but I'm not sure uh uh more specifically. But uh shistosoma, there's several species of them. And they're flatworms, they're flukes, they call what they call flukes, and especially the hematobian, it travels to the urinary tract um in the bladder, and you can cause all kinds of symptoms that you've probably you've probably been having, right? Like um, you know, I'm I'm not I'm not sure if you had like um you know, itching, a rash, uh, pain. I think I think you mentioned that. And you you get basically you have trouble urinating and it's it's pain, and and you're something wrong, something's wrong, and you may not be clear. Sometimes you'll get blood in the urine, which is why they call it hematuria. Um, they call it a hematobium, uh, schistosome hematobium. Hema uh stands for blood. Um but and so you have painful urinations, which um you know sometimes can be confused with a sexually transmitted disease, but soon you find out it's it's really not. Um and so uh our reaction to it is not actually the worms themselves, the adults, but uh the eggs. And the eggs cause cause problems and they get the immune system going. So, you know, here's the an interesting thing about these, about the these and other other parasites in particular. These in particular and other parasites is that when the egg when the when the when it comes out of the lay egg and it goes into a larva stage and then an adult stage, the material that that the body is built by as it's growing comes from us. They're in us. And so that often is a disguise to the immune system. The immune immune system may not see the worm as other, it sees it as self because it's got the antigens and and and is made up of the materials that the person is made up of. And so that's one of the ways in which they're able to escape being uh damaged by the immune system. However, the eggs don't. The eggs are them, and that's what we uh our immune system can identify. So the problem with a lot of these is that the eggs are in the tissues, um, not accessible. Um so uh soluble egg antigen, there's lots of there's there's lots of problems with that. But anyway, the drug, the drug that of choice usually is um something called prosequantal. Um, I'm not sure if you've had that. You must have because that would be that that's the main drug. So prosequantal is uh specifically works well for for flatworms and flu and flukes. And uh there's uh one in Thailand here that is um um actually winds up causing chalangiocarcinoma. So the this one, instead of liking the bladder and the urinary system, it likes the um the uh the biliary system inside of the liver, and it goes in there and that's where they they grow. And if it you know, left untreated, they wind up the you wind up developing um CFCs in the liver, the the biliary system in the liver. Pretty nasty. But again, treated correctly, which is cross-quantal. So one of the problems is that if you get this treatment from a regular doctor, they go according to the prescribing guidelines, which are always not enough. Or never they're always not enough, right? They may give you a good dose, but they'll have you take it only once a day or something, or twice a day, maybe, and for like a period of five or seven days, which is just not enough. Because um, as I said, the the problems that are being caused um are are mainly by the eggs, right? And so now they're deeply embedded in tissue. So when you take a drug of maybe for a week, a drug like this, it's not enough. It may get a lot of the adults, but it's not gonna get to all the eggs. And then those eggs are gonna hatch, and then they're gonna produce more eggs, and they're gonna hatch, and have more eggs, and so you just don't get to it. So that which is why the program that we that we uh suggest is um heavily for three weeks off on week. Okay, and we do this repeatedly until we have really had an opportunity to penetrate deep into the tissues. That's what has to happen, all right? The other way just doesn't work, and obviously, because you now I'm sure you must have. See, this would be an opportunity. If you were on the parasite group, I could ask you what have you done? What what how have you tried to deal with this? But anyway, if you can get prosenquantos should be um easy to get. It's hard a lot of times uh to get this properly from a doctor and then have them write a prescription doesn't work because even if the doctor agreed that okay, you need to have multiple cycles of this, the pharmacies are gonna say, well, we can't fill that because that's not the usual prescription. There are all these rules, there's these they're they call them guidelines, but they're really just instructions. And you gotta if you f you gotta follow them or or you or not, or you don't get it. Um, and uh and and that's the problem. So a lot of times people that have these issues find help by going around the system. They've got to find another way to get it. And um, sadly, that's just the way it is. So now look at this. What did you say now? Um anyway, so uh polvilus. I wish I could find out what's going on. So prosic wantola, you know, usually 600 milligrams, what I'd recommend is three times a day, um, every day. And then um for three weeks, one week off, three weeks, one week off. But I would not just do one, and the reason I would not do just do one is if you have multiple different um medications, you know, so you could you use ipermectin, you could use um the bendazole or albendazole and bendosol um and the prosypon, right? And then you get something for protozoa because they don't remember these these um parasites live in ecosystems. They've got whole, it's a community. And and can community just think of our communities. In our communities, we need to have plumbers, electricians, chefs, you know, we we have we have to have all of that in order for our community to survive. It's the same with them. Um, and um so they they're they're they won't just be alone. They'll not only be with perhaps some other parasites such such protozoa, or uh, but they'll also be with a lot a lot of other microorganisms um such as bacteria, who are all just you know colonizing and living, um, but they support each other. So that's why using multiple different medications, you're gonna have you, you you can get all of them. And also, um, even though, for example, ivermectin is not considered the drug of choice for schistosoma, uh, but it still can get a certain part of it, and so can the bendazols and uh but the uh benzamidazols, right? So you're you're getting them from many different directions biomedic uh metal metabolically, and you're doing it hard, strong three weeks on, and then you take one week off. And that one week off is to is to give your liver a chance, right? Because the liver has to has to uh neutralize and eliminate these medications for the body. That's the job of the liver. Um and uh when on top of the work the liver normally has, now it's got these three drugs that are being cleared by it, it just becomes overwhelmed to a degree and it starts to get inflamed and those and it and spills over enzymes. And so you'll see your liver enzymes go up. Um, but so that that's why one week off it gives that a chance to rest. Now, these these protocol, these regimens. So when I listen, I see people on Linear Internet for some research saying Dr. Lodi's protocol. Well, I don't have a protocol, I don't know, so they don't have it. If I don't have it, how could they have it? Um the protocol is it varies with the person in the situation. There's you know, you might need to take it and can take it without a problem, four weeks on and one week off, or you might be a week on and three days off. So we don't know. It's something we need to find out by getting started and doing it, and that's what the guidance would would help with. So uh there is no protocol. I by the way, listen, if it doesn't come through if it doesn't come through my my uh website, drloodie.com, they're not me. They're it's all and it's all over the and I don't know why people are doing this. I don't understand it. But anyway, just know that that's not me. The only ones, the only places that I am are in the membership groups and in this Sunday Night Live. That's it. There's no other I'm I'm nowhere else, and I'm not affiliated with anybody. So that's that. But anyway, the concept, the philosophy, the uh intention of what I do is to uh hit them hard because they're deep, they were they're very successful at evading us. That's why they're what they are, they've been around for a long time. Um, and so they know how to avoid us, and they so they're not you're you know, you're not gonna just throw a couple bills at them and they're gone. It doesn't work that way. And as I said, they have their life cycle, the eggs hatch, and they're like millions of eggs. It's crazy. So you've got to go really hard, and that could be three weeks, four weeks, it depends. Some people, it's uh it they've got to go a little longer because the situation is so intense, all right. So um, Populas, join the group, go to drloody.com, join the parasite group, and let's talk about this. I gotta find out what you've done and what you haven't done and uh what results you've had, etc. Okay, because you do need to take care of this. All right. Now, the type of CFC that develops from this uh parasite is uh it's different than most urogenital, or different in that it's it's a different cell that becomes a chronically fermenting cell. So in the case of these schistosomas, it's uh what are called squamous cells. Those are the lining, the cells that line. We have squamous cells on our hand, so I mean on our on our skin. So squamous cells usually um are cells that are they're they're kind of flat cells that line different parts of the body, line tubes and lines line line uh our skin. Um, but that's the type of cell that becomes uh CFC. So if someone has uh uh you know bladder CFCs, uh you can just tell if it's um if if it if they're squamous cells, if they originated as squamous cells, then we know it's just a solo. Otherwise, it's not. But anyway, that's just a side note. Um, so Povilus, uh, I guess you're back in Thailand, so you know, um, hello at drloody.com, hello at drloodie.com. You can get in touch with my assistant and then we can get going. Okay, because if you're in Thailand, you're available, you can walk into a drugstore and just buy Prosyquantal. So that's a tremendous benefit of being here. All right, now this is Vanessa from the UK, and she says, I'm really keen to do parasite cleanse. I've been using the herbal stuff, but I'm not getting very good results. However, I live in the UK and it's really difficult to source antiparasitic medications here. Even if I reach out to my GP, they're not likely to prescribe any medications unless there's physical proof that I have worms and they certainly wouldn't prescribe all the medications that you mentioned. I understand you conduct online consultations, but is there a way for you or your team to prescribe medicines medications for someone residing in the UK? So here's the situation, uh Vanessa. Yeah, the the UK is particularly difficult. Europe, Europe is, is, is difficult. Um, you know, we we all know that with with with supplements because the um the Codex Alimentarius went through, I forget when that was, I think the nine late 90s, I can't remember. But the Codex Alimentarius is where uh um the European Union Union decided and and UK decided that uh vitamins and supplements would now be under the auspices of some governmental agency, right? In the US, it's the FDA. And therefore, the amounts that would be allowed would be small amounts. And so, but there are still over-the-counters, you can still get these over-the-counter, but you can only get like vitamin C at 50 milligrams, which is not enough for anything, but that's what's considered the recommended daily allowance. So uh similarly, the the the uh freedom of the doctors to prescribe and do offer the kind of treatments they want to is very limited there. Very limited, except for Germany. Germany is you know a lot more freedom, they can do a lot more a lot more things. So, you know, sometimes if you can go to another country, it's helpful. Um, now can you get them into the UK? Yes, people do, and I don't know how, but I just know I I know many people are able to get it in because you're right, even if you met with your GP, first of all, they wouldn't prescribe the amounts that that you need, and and if they did, the pharmacists wouldn't fill it. So it's that same issue I was just talking about. Uh and if you've got a problem that's really serious, uh sometimes you you just need to like leave and go and go get it. You know, um we help people. You you if you you contact our contact us at hello at Dr. Lodi.com, a lot of times we can help you. But then the problem is um, will you be able to receive it in your country? Will will the mail system allow that? And that's just an unknown. Um, I mean it happens sometimes, so it's it's we find that if you send a small package sometimes, but you you want to be sure because it sounds like you had a problem. So to be sure, I know it's not the answer you would look it for, but I can't think of another one. You've got to leave there where you where there's so many restrictions, and you've got to go to a place where you can get them, and and and you know, and then I don't know what the laws are for bringing them back. But anyway, when your health is at stake, when you when you're dealing with a problem that you when you have a uh a health problem that uh is serious enough to you know be asking me these questions, then you've got to say, well, I then I gotta do whatever's necessary. And if that requires getting away. Now, the herbal, a lot of the you know, the herbal things like Holder Clark's uh formulations are fantastic. Um and I've said this before, the the the reason I don't think that people respond to herbal formulas as much as they we have in the past is because our our immune system has systematically, decade by decade, been uh suppressed, more and more and more. Um starting probably right around uh well, even even in the 19th century, as we you know, we we weren't exposed to electromagnetic frequencies, but we started to become more and more toxic. So, and and remember, the immune system is to is neutralize toxins and eliminate um you know organisms, abnormal growths, and stuff like that. But um there's the point at which you can get overwhelmed, and we know that that's that's what we see. Then it gets overwhelmed when, for example, let's say you're not eating, you're not eating health, you're not eating food, you're eating whatever it is that people eat nowadays. So you're eating that stuff, um, and it's full of toxins. Toxins are things that um you your body has to eliminate, otherwise they're gonna cause damage and accumulate, accumulate, and cause damage. Um, so um, so if you're getting that through your food, if you're getting it in your in your in your water, uh your clothing, you're getting it all that uh it's just it we could it a healthy immune system from the year 1700 could deal with it. But now after the after the 19th century, we got into the 20th century, we started putting up telegraphs and then on and on and on, and now we've got five G. 6G and modern technologies have uh our our our our immune systems just can't deal with them because they're they're at a they deal at a frequency level and they get right in there and destroy our cells. So when I look at people's immune systems, I do a lymphocyte subset and I see, and I'm talking about people that are not even like, for example, the spouse of one of the people that I work with, as you call patients, but um anyway, let's have a patient and their spouse who doesn't have any particular symptoms seems feels healthy, uh, and we check their uh lymphocyte subset, I find out that it's the same as uh as their as their spouse. Um, and and that's because they're wherever they're living, and then you got to find out, wow, um where you're living is look it up on some uh some sort of 5G map. How how what's the density of 5G towers in your area? And I don't even know what's I don't even know if 6G has towers. I do know that uh usually if we're told that things are going to happen like next year or something, it's already happening, they've already been testing it on us. So one really um rule of thumb that I think most people already know, and that is we never, ever, never, and that means ever, never get the truth. All right, the it is foreboden, they cannot speak the truth on the news. So you can't get the truth, so don't look for it on the news. Um but anyway, so if they're telling us they're gonna do something, they've already done it or whatever, whatever. Uh but they're they're what they're doing is decades ahead of what we're gonna see. Just like the technology we're seeing right now, we think it's all fantastic. And I don't know if people might think that AI is a great thing, but it's it's it's it's the end. It was the final 2024. There's a video uh I put out called the uh undeclared war. And you can find it in archived in in Facebook or Instagram or maybe YouTube. But watch it, and I will I go through the four periods in 2024 when AI was deployed. Um and now I mean what it's been what are we been we've been it's been like okay, 2025 is over. So it's been a year that it's been uh uh around, and everybody I got a new one, Gemini or whatever the it's oh great, and I'm sure that when as soon as we load this in, as soon as you um download it or whatever it is, um now if it think about it, if you watch it work, it goes through and reveal and reviews like 160 websites in less than a half a second. So if it does that, do you think you do you not think when you load it in that it becomes part of the it it you're not gonna get it out? You don't know that it's there, and you know when we turn these things off, it doesn't matter, they're off for us because uh we have limited receptive ability in in all most spectrums. They don't they're so we invite them in. What was that? You you remember do you remember the vampire? Um uh there was a lot of vampire stories, what about 10 years ago or something? Um, and uh do you remember the vampire? The the vampire could not come into your house unless you invited them in. You have to invite them in. Same thing. We're inviting them in. Hey, you know what? I've got all of these um um conveniences, right? Now I don't I don't have to get up anymore to put to put on the TV, right? I I don't have to go buy my food, I can just call. It'll come. I don't have to do it. I'm pretty everything's pretty convenient. And you know what? I'm I don't want to bother thinking anymore. So can you think and they it will. So it's thinking for us. It's thinking for us, right? There are people now who can't do any anything, any kind of project or anything without using this. And you remember, they don't tell the truth either. If you know the answer to the question you're asking, ask it, you'll find out you're not gonna get the truth. Anyway, so we are exposed to that. Our immune systems are being destroyed, our minds are being destroyed. So that's why these herbal products don't work as they used to, right? Because we're just it's our immune systems are in trouble. So, what do we have to do? And I and I want this to really be heard, and that is, yes, in some cases there are drugs we take. In many cases, we need to take supplements. But fundamentally, it doesn't matter if you're not eating food, sleeping when you need to, having movement, learning to turn off the mind for meditation, all the things we do for health. If you're not doing that, if you don't develop, if you don't establish a healthy way of life, whatever you do won't work. There's no way to get around it. Because in the end, all the drugs and whatever things we think that we that are gonna help us, they only help us on a foundation of health. And and they work through. If they're gonna work, if a supplement's gonna work, it's because it stimulated my body, my my my immune system, my um uh reproductive system, whatever system it's it's it's working on, it stimulated it to function more optimally because it's the it's the immune system that will ultimately eliminate something or balance something. So we would take things to help that, but help help that happen. But if it's not fundamentally healthy, if it's already weak because of your lifestyle, you can't make it stronger. Okay, so that's why understanding that there's no nothing external I'm gonna take in that's gonna make me heal. I need to be uh supplying what my body needs, right? We all do, right? And we all need the same things. We need certain minerals, number of minerals, because our bodies are made of that. Our bodies are made of the earth, and the earth is full of minerals. We need what are called phytonutrients, we need things that are called amino acids, we need uh the fatty acids and we need uh carbohydrates in different forms. Uh we need oxygen, we need water. Those are the constituents that make up our being. All right. And so we have to get that. That has to be the fundamental. And by the way, if you're uh accomplishing that, the truth is, if you're truly accomplishing that, you're done. Because what goes along with what I've just what I've just said is not only the physical, not only not only the food and and the sleep and all the things that we we know that we need to do physically, but it's the mind. The mind the mind is is reality. The mind directs the physiology. The mind is not the brain. The brain is the apparatus by which that that the mind needs to um access physicality. All right, that's what the that's that's you know what the mind is. So it's the apparatus, it's the uh operating system, is the brain. The brain's pretty ridiculously incredible, right? So, I mean, the the the the the amount of information it can hold, what it can process, yeah, yeah, AI can do uh better. In most areas, but AI can't do a lot of things we can do. Induction, inductive thinking, no, being what we call creative thinking, which is the same kind of thing, you know, imagining, right? So imagination is the ability to go beyond what you into that area, and it's a wonderful thing. I've and I don't know if you when you were a kid, I remember when I was a kid, uh and even now, but when you're imagining, you're playing some game and you're you okay, this is you gotta you gotta well, and that when we didn't have toys like you guys have today, oh yeah, you had a broom, and that's my horse or whatever. Uh but that that imagination, it allowed you to like it, it just it's all right. This AI is not gonna have that. It's a it's a genius at deduction. You give it a bunch of data and it can deduce anything. But anyway, so um don't outsource your mind, don't outsource your life. Okay, listen, we're here to be in the flesh, we're here to live, we're not here to have something else. You understand, you know, um, you know, one one um kind of perspective um I developed uh with regards to the term neurotic. You've heard the people are neurotic, right? We know we we we talk about different kinds of mental imbalances, right? And there's someone who's got a who's got who's sound mentally, right? Um, and what we mean by someone who's sound mentally is that they're they're they're they're uh they agree with the fundamental reality that we all agree with. We have we all we all have a base a basic set of assumptions by which we live. And if you're sharing those assumptions, okay, you're right. Um, but anyway, so then we talk about neurosis and then psychosis. So psychosis is when you're no longer anywhere near the reality of anyone else. So you really uh the problem is you can't, there's no interaction, you can't interact. If you've ever seen a very uh severe uh schizophrenic lost in their internal whatever, that they can't interact. Uh someone just says here, do I have a clinic in Thailand? I don't have one now, tragically, sadly. However, there's a clinic here that is a friend of mine has that I can use um for um certain situations. But um I'm working on it. I mean, I'm working on it, asking the universe to please put one together for me. Uh I do have a clinic in the United States, Arizona, an oasis of healing. So, anyway, the point is this whatever we're gonna take, that can't be our focus. Our focus has to be on restoring our health. We have to restore our health. And what happened was the disease model got us away from the healing model. You know, prior to that, we looked at, you know, the the world of medicine always looked at the body as being as being uh uh you know consisting of multiple different types of systems, and they at whatever it was, you know, there's Ayurvedic, there's TCF, naturopathy, lots of indigenous healing disciplines from different countries and parts of the world. But they all they all worked on the fact that the body is is a credible divine phenomenon that um when it gets out of balance is when there are problems, and just restoring that balance. And then we came along with the germ theory, and the germ theory said, no, no, no, no, it's this enemy, and we're gonna kill the enemy. So our focus isn't gone to that. So we're looking at right now, what are we talking about? We're talking about what weapons do you have? I have a weapon. Yeah, and this weapon's called Prose Quanto, this weapon's called Ivermectin. So we're getting weapons to uh so it's a military operation. That sometimes it's necessary to do that. I'm not saying it's not, but it's only gonna work if the foundation is there, the the with what you are trying to augment is is able to be augmented and do the job. So remember, this is always the first thing to do, is to get rid of the garbage, clean out, cleanse, and that means cleanse here too. But to cleanse everything, rest, and then give the body what it needs to function. What does it need? It needs these certain things that we call nutrients and oxygen, air, but and then uh because we're psycho spiritual, uh physical beings, uh, we also need to take care of our um psychology, of our um our emotions, our feelings. Um we need to uh uh always keep uh centered in our spirit. So yeah. Hi everyone, hi Gina. Great. Um that's really I uh that's really uh uh sad, uh Vanessa, that I just the only thing I can say is uh you have to leave. Now I know of a I know of a doctor in the UK, Dr. Ziggy, but I don't know if I'm sure he can't. That's the problem. The doctors are limited. That they don't have they don't they they they can't do what they want. I work with him uh um and he sees a lot of people that the patients that I would have uh who who uh are in the UK and he he's he does everything that I would suggest, but only in he's limited in things he can't can't get. So let me give you his full name because uh uh if you're there it's worth uh finding him. His name is Ah, he's got a clinic. Come where is it? Where is it? Where is it? Where is it? Where is it? Where is it? Where is it? Where is it? Where is it? It's spelled Siggy with S-I-G-G-Y, yeah. Um it's short for Siegfried. He's uh a German who lives in uh the UK now. Uh the name of his clinic is what oh high high high tree medical high tree medical in the UK, Dr. Siggy. But anyway, yeah, he might be able to help you. Yeah, I'm I would I would hope that would be true. Let me I'm just pulling up his website for a second. Let me see. It's called Yeah, High Tree Medical, okay? High Tree Medical. All right, and he's in uh so his name is Siegfried Trebser. Um and a very amazing guy, well-trained, smart guy. Um, so as I said, he's he's German who's been in Britain for quite a while now. Um, and um, so you find him high tree medical. And you know, maybe because he's there, he can he can direct if direct you or what or or help you in some way. Okay, very good. Now, um, no, where are you guys? I lose everybody.

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Help, help, help, help, help.

Achilles Pain, Movement Rehab, And Practical Stretches

Pancreatic CFCs: PET Scans, Fasting, And Terrain

Diabetes, Parasites, And Ending The “War” Model

Back Pain: Discs, SI Joint, And Structural Integration

Hospitals, Autonomy, And Taking Responsibility

Final Q&A, Genetics Myths, And Closing

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There, okay, wait, there we go. Yay, okay. So I can't see how many people are here. I hope there's a few people on. Of course, we're gonna keep doing restream because it's fantastic, right? Um, Dr. Lodi went sweating a session with you. How long is it? Well, I'm not sure what that means. Okay, I can't. So, you guys please join the group so we can interact. I really owe it to the people who put it, uh submitted their questions to answer them. So the next question is again on parasites. Is that all we do now? Pretty much, huh? Anyway, uh now this is and Donna's asking um questions about parasite meds. I've seen different ways people do the cleanse, cycling on five days and off two, and then gradually increasing with time. However, some people start on one parasite med and cycle off until they're at maintenance, then start taking the next parasite med. Other people take four together, cycling five. My question, can a person tolerate taking all four med parasite meds at the same time? Yeah, Donna. You know, I think I think I think I think part of the the reason the reason you have this question is uh because of the uh for the same reason that when the doctor goes to prescribe it, the instructions are that they prescribe it in low doses. And I'm not sure why they do that. Is that my my thought is this if doctors knew, but they don't, but if they knew how to help you to get well, they really wouldn't, because you don't want to decrease the number of clients you have. I know there's doctors out there right now who are angry at me. And no doubt most doctors don't do that consciously, but the guidelines we're given, the instructions, this the the algorithms that we follow are algorithms that ensure that we're gonna have repeat, right? You know, so you have diabetes and you go see a doctor, you're gonna have diabetes in 30 years from now, but you will have been taking all this medication. It's not gonna eliminate the problem that you came for. So what I'm saying is that so we have this natural concern. Oh wow, I take that much. I've never seen anybody take that much. But as I as I was saying earlier, and I hope you were listening earlier, that we need to we need to do it very we you we need to use multiple anti-helmithic worms, and at least one, maybe two antiprotozools and an antifungal. But fundamentally, you're getting healthy, you've got to be getting healthy, you gotta be doing cleanses, you could you you take care of your your uh dentistry and all that. But once you're or assuming that you're doing that, you're taking care of the of uh the health of your body and mind, then yeah, you can take you need and you need to take multiple. And the reason that's so important is because, as I've said many times, and I know you've heard it, and that is if you under treat, you don't not enough to eliminate them, what will they do? They're gonna be disturbed because whatever you're doing was a problem. They survived it, but it was a problem. So they they say, We got to get out of here, and they migrate and they'll go to another party of the body, and they can live in you know most organs. You don't want them migrating around and spreading. So you don't want to under-treat. You do not want to under-treat. Okay, under-treating is actually causing them to move, right? And they will. So, yeah, you can uh Donna. Um, and like you said, taking all four cycling five days and off two, that's one way to that's one way to do it. But unless you have a if you don't have a liver problem, right? If you already have a if you already have an inflamed liver, then you've got to you know be careful on the dosing and the frequency, but and the duration. But if you don't have any problems with the liver, then you can easily take these. And remember, while you're taking all these medications, you're also taking liver support, right? You're taking milk this old silicili, you're taking uh alpha-lipoic acid, thiamine, which is a vitamin B1, and you can also take an acetylcysteine, NAC, and um, and even um and phosphathicholine. Well, it's it's it's it's it's one of the main constituents of our cell membranes. And so when our cells are repairing and healing and we're making new cells, they need that. So it's a it's it's an extremely uh effective thing to do, especially with liver problems. It just helps rebuild cells very nicely. But those those are the things you would be taking in support of the liver while you're doing the cleanse, which can be, like I said earlier, you can be five days on and two days off. It could be uh five weeks on and two weeks off. There's and anything in between. Okay, you've got to find what works for you. And uh if you're checking your liver enzymes and you're seeing how you feel, that's checking. Now, Mariah. Mariah says, Is there anything I can take to control parasites while breastfeeding? I thought I got rid of the protozoa causing my ulcerative colitis, but every month after the full moon, I'm still getting symptoms. All right, so you if you think you have a protozoa, you sound pretty sure. I guess you've someone helped you discover that. Um, yeah, the standard medications for that you you wouldn't want to take while you're breastfeeding. Um but the herbal products, this would be a time to to look at uh Holda Clark's products. And um, you know, there are other beautiful um herbal remedies. The other thing is um diet cleansing colonics. Uh, if you have access to a holistic doctor, you could even consider doing um some rectalozone. Um, another thing uh that you can do for ulcerative colitis, and remember, ulcerative colitis is really um an extreme dysbiosis. It's what's happened. This is um that that becomes clear when you realize that one of the ways to deal with ulcerative colitis is fecal transplant. So basically they they get the microorganisms from uh from the colon of somebody who's doesn't have ulcer colitis and put these microorganisms into you, and if they colonize, then you won't have what's what they're calling ulcer colitis, which is just a a set of symptoms and signs that you get from having an extreme dysbiosis. Dysbiosis means you don't have the uh the healthy relative proportions of microorganisms in your GI system, you don't have them. So you bring that back into the harmonic of the harmonics of a healthy colon. And you do that with what you eat and what you don't eat and cleansing the colon. And so that's what you've got to be working on, dying. So if you've got ulceroscolitis, you've you've got to do that. You've got it, and the probiotics are fine, obviously, for breastfeeding. But the prebiotics is what you eat, all right, and you've got to be eating healthy food. You're breastfeeding, so um, you've got to be eating healthy food. I hope you've done colonics. I hope you I hope you have a way of dealing with your because your colon is one part of a 10-meter or 30-foot tube. It's the last five feet or the last 1.5 meters is what it is. But but but there's a lot of the other, but they're all it's contiguous, so it's all connected. So um, you know, a dysbiosis in the colon, it's not just in the colon, it's also in your oral cavity, it's in your nasal cavity. It's all connected. So, yes. Take probiotics, but remember, if they're not, if they don't find the food they need to survive, they won't hang around, they'll be gone. So you've got to be and eating healthy, I'm sorry, it's just uh it's uncooked vegetables, um, plants, seeds, nuts, fruit. I don't know why I have to apologize for it, but that's just the way it is. I don't know. You might not want to hear that, um, but what can I say? You know, uh, it's like me saying, you know, yeah, I'm sorry, but humans can't fly. We we can use machines, but we can't fly. That's all right. Can't we have it? So that's just the way you eat. And if you ate that food, turns out that the microorganisms and all of their relative proportions are completely harmonious with our health. So you've that's what you've got to work on, uh, Mariah. Um, you know, and now that you're breastfeeding means you're not thinking just about yourself. So um it's even it gives you an extra uh it enhances your motivation to do this. So you can do a good healthy juice cleanse, colonics, and taking lots of healthy, uh, lots of probiotics. And then you can even do rectal probiotics. You can get um bifenate, B-I-F-O-N-A-T-E, bifenate, which is a um it's a um it's a powdery probiotic, um, and it's got the kinds of uh bacteria that are native to the colon, healthy for the colon. And so you can take uh a half a teaspoon of this powder and mix it with uh some water that you would drink. And then you'll have a little slush, and somehow you you can there's different ways of doing it. You can try it with a bulb syringe, but they're I don't think they're strong enough. So but you want to pull it up, you can maybe get a 10cc syringe or a 20cc syringe and put um, I don't know, you can get all the catheters that they usually have for putting in blood. Well, there's a needle part, but that once the needle comes out, it's still the catheter and it's it's a plastic. That part there, and you can use that, or you can get um a um the tubing from a urinary catheter and and put that on. Um, and there must be there must be other things that I'm not that I'm not aware of. Because the idea is to get this up and then put it into your rectum just when you go to sleep, because you won't be walking around, you'll be horizontal, and the and the bacteria and the microorganisms can colonize because they have a new generation every hour. All right, so they'll colonize while you're sleeping, and that's that's it's really good because we're never sure when we take a probiotic orally how if it's gonna make it all the way to the colon. We just don't know and in what condition, right? So just to ensure that you get them in there, that's it's a great thing to do nightly, and uh plus everything you're doing there today. But you've got to improve your your your uh your biome because that's what ulcerative colitis ulcer to colitis is the Rockefeller name for this uh dysbiosis, just like SIBO is, right? Small small intestine, bacterial overgrowth. It's it's it's a name that is a description. Ulcer to colitis is a description. There's uh eye disinflammation, where colon, okay, so it's inflammation in the colon, uh, and it's ulcerative, meaning it has ulcers. Okay, well, you just told me what I what it is, but so in order to what I'm saying is that these these we think diagnoses mean something, they don't mean anything except they're naming it, didn't tell you how to take care of it. So and and but that's not it's not that's the consequence of a dysbiosis. Okay, so that's uh to understand that. So the thing you need to do is to correct your uh dysbiosis by eating healthy food. There's no other way, there's not another way, so it's very important. So, Mariah, do that uh and and try to get that bifinate. Um, and uh uh and don't use the word, you don't have ulceritis, you have a display, you just have uh an imbalance in your gastrointestinal system, and you need to restore that balance. Okay, you don't need to kill anything or get rid of anything, you just need to restore balance, and that's your that was that's what you want to be your um you know your mission. That's your your your job right now is to restore that balance. Okay, and you restore the balance by making the environment suitable for the microorganisms you want, and to make it suitable, then you eat foods that are plant plants and uncooked. And if you a lot of people say they get gassy and it's hard for the digest and stuff, and that's because of the microorganisms that are living in you right now are there because of our past dietary discretions, our past dietary failures. And so that's what we grew, right? We we grew we grew grew these guys. So now when I put in the food that my body was suited for, but I don't have the help of those microorganisms because they don't know what to do with plant plants, right? Um, so they we why it winds up becoming gassy. So the way you get around this as much as possible is first of all, you have to realize that there's gonna be a period of time where there's transitioning while you're developing a new microbiome. But take some hydrochloric acid, uh, 15 minutes before you um eat, you know, you can get HCl hydrochloric acid. 15 minutes before you eat so that your stomach is very acidic when you finally do eat. And then when you're finished eating, you take a handful of uh digestive enzymes to help you as much as possible. All right. Um, and you can work your way up into the uh into the amount you can eat. Um, so a lot of times during that early part, if you're gonna eat healthy, uh, you can make what are called blended soups where you use high-speed blenders um and other things and plants like a spinach avocado soup. Delicious. A couple bunches of spinach, a couple of avocados, um, juice of half of a lemon, and just blend it up into a real nice, delicious soup. Put some salt on it. Fantastic. Uh, but you're getting uh it's easy to you just you know. Remember, don't just swallow it with them. You know, mix it with your saliva so that you get some because there's some digestive uh enzymes in the saliva that are uh helpful. And that's because you it because we've blended it, uh it doesn't need to be chewed, so you're likely to just swallow it. So if if it wasn't blended, it would still be chewable and you would chew it and it would get it would mix with your saliva. So it just deal with the gas for a while. Take doing it, make sure you do enemas daily. Do enemas and clean it out because our all of us have colons that are there's feces gas, feces gas, feces, gas. There's pockets of gas. What happened? We just went off. We're back on now. All right, anyway. So let's go back to uh okay, all right, I'm going over here. Now, this is from Lauren, and she says, My 52-year-old daughter recently started walking 45 times a week, two, three, four miles a day daily, not obese, but trying to lose weight. She developed a foot issue, and this is the treatment she's receiving the foot, getting a laser sonogram to relax the Achilles muscle in the back of the heel and stimulate the regrowth of cartilage. Also, she's being monitored for lupus. So, all right, Lauren. So, um, no, what anyway, where were we? I got distracted here for a moment. Uh, okay. So you I I'm not sure what what happened. She's getting a uh a laser sonogram to relax the Achilles muscle. So there's no Achilles muscle, there's an Achilles tendon, and that's the tendon for the muscle in the back of our leg, the lower leg, um, called the gastrocnemius, and it's got a tendon that connects it to the heel. So there it's called the Achilles tendon, and that needs to be relaxed. So it sounds like her gastrocnemius muscle is has is is spasming or in in constriction. And that comes from uh she's well, obviously she's she's she's she's walking when apparently she hadn't been walking, so she hadn't been uh moving around. And when we don't move around, we do get stiff. In other words, our muscles aren't used to be uh working, and so they're they're they're kind of tighter, right? And so you can you can't just start expecting them to work at a at a at high levels. You've got so one of the important things before running or doing anything like that is to stretch properly. And so for her to do stretching, there's different ways to stretch the Achilles um tendons and the whole gastroc. And remember, if you're standing on your legs and your feet like this, I mean just by squatting down and leaning forward, your Achilles uh tendon will uh your gastrognemius will stretch out. And or you could just be on the ground with your leg out in front of you and holding your toe, you know, and doing like that, or or or just pushing your your toes against. I'm now I'm not a physiologist, kinesiologist. What I would recommend really is that you get in touch with Darren and you can find him on drloy.com. Darren's the kinesiologist, he would be absolutely perfect for this situation. Uh, he could work with her directly, and uh you wouldn't need to go for any kind of intervention, and he'd get he'll get help her get back to uh total functionality. Okay, so Darren, go to Darren on on drlody.com. Um, and that's what he does. You can work with him privately, um, and he'll meet he'll meet with you virtually online and tell her exactly what to do, and it'll work. It does, it works. He knows what he's doing. That's really what I'd recommend, because that's not at all my expertise. This is from Jake. I was diagnosed with pancreatics, CFC stage three, but did have small spots elsewhere, but too small to test. Fast forward to today, they said in October after last CT scan that the tumor is roughly half the size, and considering it dormant. This is after 11 rounds of fulfinox, chemotherapy, and pinpoint radiation. Also, did and still am doing lots of herbal vitamin supplements, also different binders with iramectin and mabendazole, also apricot seeds, a uh AZXT, walnuts, and Brazil nuts, plus changing diet. I feel like I could be doing more for the parasites. I do have itching around spots at night. Never really felt like I had have had or did a proper parasite clan. Can you help me? Can we do a consultation? I feel that the dormant CFC is not good enough. So, Jake, um, unfortunately, I don't I um I can't I can do a consult if you just go to drloody.com and you can arrange to have a consultation, we can do that. Sure, I'd be happy to do that. So do that, please. Um, but on the other hand, just uh clarifying what you're talking about, you're right. Dormant, that's not even a word in in that's not even a word that's used. All right. So if they said it's dormant, so here's the only way you can know if if a if a mass is inactive, and it would be inactive because there'd be no more CFCs in it. By the way, Jake, you're not using that word, and I can see you might be new, so we don't use the word cancer because that's not that's that that's that's uh uh an astrological sign. Please don't use this word, but people use this word, it means nothing. You have chronically fermenting cells in your pancreas, and they gave you chemotherapy, which slowed it down. But the only way to know if it's active or not is you do something called a PET scan. And the PET scan shows you it's usually a PET and a CT together, right, at the same time. So the CT will show you the dimensions of whatever's in there, and the PET scan will show you the activity level. So if you started out with a five centimeter by five centimeter by five centimeter mass, and now it's a three-centimeter mass, but it's still active. You can only know that with a PET scan. But it could be three centimeters and completely inactive, and that means all you have left in there is like residual connective tissue and blood vessels, and you know what we would call scar tissue. So we don't know. So I'd have because the word dormant just doesn't apply here. So I don't know what you what they meant when they told you that. Um, but in any case, everything you've mentioned to me, I want you to think about this, Jake. So I want you to go back and read what you what you mentioned to me. Everything you were asking me is what can you do to get to kill this, to get rid of it. And as an aside, you said that you're doing lots of herbal vitamin supplements. Again, you're taking them with the intention, the same intention you have when you're taking a drug. You're gonna it's a battle between you and it. Okay, and if you understand that what you're talking about is what's going on in your pancreas, is that your pancreas has adapted to the situation in your life um by uh producing uh chronically fermenting cells. Okay, that's an adaptation your your pancreas has had to make considering everything that's happening. Okay, so that's not a thing that got into you, it's not a foreign body, an enemy. It is not something you want to attack. You need to resolve it. You need to uh make sure that that your your pancreas doesn't need to adapt. And I'm not seeing that in your writing. You're looking for tools to kill. And then, of course, that's the Rockefeller game. So what you instead of herbals and vitamins, it's what are you eating, when are you eating it, and what are your eating habits in relationship to your sleep and other things. So, in other words, we've got to learn to eat in a healthy way, and that includes what we're eating and all that. So that's really important, especially if you're talking about pancreatic, you know, play anytime there's CFCs in the actual gastrointestinal system, whether it's pancreas, small intestines, large intestines, liver, any place in there means that it's involved in your digestive processes. And as we know, we like to we know that like we have a sprained ankle, we initially you don't do this for a long time, but initially you let it rest to heal because when we rest and we stop engaging a sick organ, it has an opportunity to heal. If you keep engaging it, it doesn't have a chance to heal. So one of the ways of um resting any gastrointestinal organ, including the pancreas, is by not eating. So there needs to be periods of not eating. So you won't be eating 18 hours a day, you'll be eating only six hours, or you or actually be better if you would be 20 hours of not eating and four hours of eating and stopping five hours before sleep. That means you're you're your your pancreas is getting a break every day. You could also consider, I don't know your situation, so I can't advise you, but uh, you could also consider uh doing a fast, which will really allow the healing to take place. So there's there's very there's things you can do to change it so that you won't have this, because I can promise you, I do promise you, that the full pheronox that you're taking is not gonna solve the problem. Your condition is not a full pheranox. And yes, the antiparamparasitics are are good, but again, people get misled. For example, with the Joe Tippin story, now people think think all they have to do is take ivermectin or fenbenazole, and they don't have to, that's it. And that's the tragedy. So that even though the fenbenazole is good, is helpful, and so are these other antiparasitics helpful, but they're only helpful, they're not the foundation of what you need to be doing. And it's like and like I said, pancreatic is in the gut. You need to do a good thorough cleanse if you can fast. I don't know. So get please join uh make a consultation or join the group so that we I can explore this with you further. Uh you we need to, and especially it's pancreatic. So contact me as soon as possible today. Uh okay, and then okay, the next one is all right here. So here's uh this is Sean. Topic is parasites, and he says, please list all the prescription and natural alternative herbs, etc., for diabetes, parasites, and CFCs. Sean. Okay, so Sean, I hope I hope you're listening. The question you just asked is a perfect question for AI. I wouldn't answer that question. The the way I would answer it is by not answering it and giving you information so that you won't ever ask that again. Why would why am I saying that? Because you're saying, you're saying that you want to know what what weapons you can have to get rid of something. So you're that's not what's happening. Diabetes, if you've got diabetes, uh unless it's type one, it's most likely type two, because that's majority, it's um uh an eating disorder. So you need to absolutely change your diet, not eat no cooked carbs, stop eating cooked carbs, uh, eat it in a small window of time. If you can uh if you really want to completely resolve it and everything else, you'll change your your your diet completely too, and you won't cook them. If you still want to cook them, maybe steam 10% of them or or something, but don't you don't do anything like frying or baking or any any anything like that. Um, so you know that that's a pretty thing. Diabetes, parasites, and CFCs. Wow. Diabetes, parasites, and CFCs. That means there's a you have a lot of metabolic imbalances, you're very unhealthy, Sean. So you've got to, instead of looking for things, I know you're you're you're desperate and you're doing what you can, that, and this is what you've learned. But what I want to do is help redirect you, get you away from trying to find ways to eliminate the something, you know, the military operation, and just say, now I need to really get my body healthy because all the things you're talking about, diabetes, uh, and not except the parasites, but they'll uh you know, you you you you can make your your body less hospital to them, but but but antiparasitics would be absolutely indicated, yes, I agree. But CFCs are where are they? Are they in your colon? Are they in your pancreas? Long. So um, well, whatever, wherever they wherever the CFCs are, and diabetes, which means your blood sugar is high, your insulin resistant, all that stuff supports the development of a CFC. You've got to do a cleanse, you've got to stop eating uh and and do some uh good, fresh juicing. Now, Sean, you got to join the groups too, right? Um, so you can and and the reason I recommend joining the groups instead of a consultation is once, even if for two hours, it doesn't matter, it's once. And then what do you mean to do next week? What do you do in the next month? So it's for the ongoing process. It's if you're if you're a member, we can meet weekly, all right? Um, but anyway, so you don't have three separate situations going on. You've got one situation going on, and that is that uh uh your your body's not uh getting what it needs to be healthy, and it's getting stuff it doesn't need. Um so you got to clean out, and then you've got to start it's start, and then you've got to change your diet and lifestyle so that you're living in harmony with your biological requirements, right? Um, and that's it. So for diabetes, you stop eating foods that are full of cooked carbs. So you don't cook carbs, you don't cook potatoes, rice, hot pasta, breads, or anything, because that's cooked. Cooked carb will contribute a lot of glucose in your blood. You know, I'd say that's you know, other than the obvious sodas and candies and cakes and sweets like that. Other than that, uh, if someone doesn't even eat sweets, it's still eating eating potatoes, baked potatoes, french fries, uh many of that stuff, even rice, bread, all that stuff is gonna contribute. So you just stop eating that stuff. Um, and uh, you know, just you know, eat eat salads. Um and, you know, there's other raw dishes that are delicious you're gonna be eating, uh, but they won't be cooked carbs and they'll be solid, good nutrients, and you're gonna eat them within a certain window. And by the way, for the diabetes, which is what you you you've been told you have, it's basically insulin resistant, meaning that uh the cells in your body have become resistant to insulin. Insulin's job is to get the glucose out of your blood and into the cell, and it's it's not able to do that well enough, and so you wind up with high blood sugars, right? That's the hallmark of which what they call diabetes, high blood sugars. Um, and the high blood sugars are gonna stimulate your pancreas to make more insulin. So you're gonna have high insulin and high glucose. That's what we're talking about. So instead of calling it a name diabetes, we'll just call it what it is. That's what it is. So, what do we do? We eat like I Just suggest it within a four to six hour window, and then you won't eat for 18 hours. And it's that not eating for 18 hours that will allow your insulin glucose dynamic to resolve and your fasting insulin will come down. And that's very important because when your fasting insulin is low, you're no longer no longer diabetic, or what they call diabetes. All right. Um, and so, but that's also the same thing you need to do for CFCs. CFCs are just another pathway along the progression of deviating from health. So we call it over here, we call it diabetes or high blood pressure or gastritis. This is how it starts. And and one of the one of the final pathways is chronically fermatic cells. But if it's a continuum, there's no distinct entities, it's a continuum of uh losing health. And that's what we we need. So we need to find health, we need to restore health, we need to restore balance. That is the focus, that is the paradigm, the philosophy. That's what we're doing. All right. So um, and your CFC. So you you really, you know, uh, Sean, you need to uh really either join the groups or contact me because just your your your the the nature of your question tells me that you haven't had a chance to you probably were well until well you've had diabetes, so you but anyway, you probably didn't realize you still wouldn't I can't say you didn't, you don't. Anyway, you you we we need to redirect you. You're in the right. I'm glad you showed up here. I'm glad you made it here. So let's let's help you, okay? So please contact me. All right, uh excuse me. I gotta okay. Sorry, I was gonna sneeze. Okay. Where are we? Oh, we didn't go here. Oh all right. Um, you know, the one the one theme I think everyone can see here is that what whatever whatever the question is, the answer is the same. You might say, Who's this guy? What am I doing here? You know, and it's it's because of this. Realize something. It's um I I say this a lot, and I understand that you're probably tired of hearing it. I understand that I'm looking for answers, and I came here for answers. Okay, and my answer is uh you gotta get healthy. There's not another answer. I want a prescription of the exam tools to do what? Tools to do a what do I want the what do I want to do? I want to get rid of something, right? Whether it's a parasite or a tumor, I want to get rid of it. Is that what you want to do? It's really not what you want to do. I promise you, not what you want to do. What you want to do is get healthy. Because if you got rid of whatever it is you want to get rid of, but you had heart failure or depression or crippling arthritis, you're not going to be very happy. So you may be focused on one aspect of your ill health and thinking that that aspect is separate from your ill health, but it's a manifestation of your ill health. And so what you want to do is restore your health. Now, if you restore your health, you don't have any of these things going on. And that needs to be the reduction the direction. Our direction has to be in restoring balance and health, not in a military operation against anything. You're not against anything, anything that's going on in your body other than the parasites, of course, but anything that's going on that your body's doing, it's doing it out of necessity to try to adapt to the lifestyle you're living. And and so even on a psycho-spiritual, emotional level, realize that when you do that, you're saying, okay, instead of like I was talking about AI earlier, we're outsourcing our thinking, we're giving our mind over to this machine. Um, you know, it's the same thing with our health, right? You're gonna go to a doctor and they're gonna get you healthy. No, it doesn't work that way. They can't get you healthy, only you can get yourself healthy. They can't do anything. I mean cut things off, they can poison you, but they can't do anything. They can't get you healthy. If that doesn't, that's not a possibility. Only you can get yourself healthy. So the beauty of this on a on a on an intrapersonal level is that you are not not now it's you take responsibility for yourself. And it's not that you take responsibility, I don't like these words. Uh it's not that you take responsibility, because you're not, we're not, you know, God's taking care of it all. But um you realize that healing is innate to the organism. It's innate. What we call healing has been separated from a process called life. And life is uh, when we talk about it in metabolic terms, we talk about metabolism, it's metabolism, it's the process of taking in uh um substances from external into the body, processing them and utilizing them, and then eliminating which is uh not necessary anymore. That's metabolism. And it's been looked at and divided into catabolism and anabolism. Anabolism is the building up, anabolic, and the catabolism is catabolized to break down. So building up and breaking down, and that's what metabolism is. That's what life is, that's what biological life is. You know, we have new skin every six weeks, we have a new liver every six months, we have new lining of our GI tract every three days, we have new retinas every 48 hours. So our body is continually doing that. That's what our body is doing, all right? It's continually renewing. So the one part of that, one aspect of that is what we're calling healing. But but part of healing is breaking down, also, right? So you gotta break down. So, for example, our bones are remodel, they call it remodeling, but our bones, in order for our bones to like grow and to and to become strengthened, they break down and make new, break down and make new. That's part of it. And so we focus and we're saying that that make new part, that heal that's what I gotta do. But healing is one part of living, it's one aspect of it, right? It's just like one of the best things you can do to have your you're let's say you're a runner, you want to have your best time in the next upcoming competition, sleep. And that's in addition to your workouts and all that sort of thing, your preparation. You also need to be sleeping. So part of running is not running, part of if you jump with uh whatever, I forget what you call it, pole vaulting, swimming, whatever activity, horse riding, I don't care, whatever it is, and you want to get good at it, an aspect of getting good at it is not doing it, is the time that you're resting. So we've got to see the whole the whole picture. So my best performance is gonna be based on my good sleep, as well as so. Anyway, what we call healing is one aspect of living. And so we want to do is is if we return to um we're never there, but as as a as a species, we want to return to um living in in uh in harmony with our natures. And so the reason we don't is because we're we're we're we of our cultures, we're all enculturated, whatever your culture is, and um uh you know animals are not. I mean, a dog in San Francisco and a dog in Moscow is a dog. They don't I'm not a rub I'm a Russian dog, I'm American dog. Dogs are dogs, cats are cats. Okay, animals are just and they're under they're they're under the auspices, their their their behaviors and everything are under the auspices of instinct, which is which is God. So they've turned it over. They don't need to meditate. They're they're they're they're in communion with uh with the so God all the time. We're always not there, and so we gotta take time out to pray and meditate. Because we're too busy um living in fantasies. Chasing what are we chasing? Illusion. We're chasing illusion. Anyway, so we all enculturated. So whatever your culture is, you think that's the this is the way you this is the best interpretation of living on life, living life on on earth is to be the way Polish people do, the way uh Australians do, the way uh Nicaraguans do. No, none of them are. Any culture is an abomination before God. So um, I'll explain that another time, it doesn't matter. Anyway, the questions should be your problem should be is like, what am I doing that is not allowing me to do what I need to do? What is inside me is blocking my ability to do what I need to do? Because you all know what you need to do. I know you're asking these different questions. I'm gonna like tell you that I don't believe that you don't know. I don't believe that you don't know. I know that you know. You may even have fooled yourself and you think you don't know, but you know, you may know without knowing. You mean in other words, it's it's it's in it's in an area behind your mind where there's just an awareness. And you know without what you gotta clean, you gotta clean up, you got to clean up, you gotta get nice American expression. Uh you gotta get your shit together, you gotta clean up. What you gotta do is get rid of the toxins, go to sleep. I mean, I say you must be bored, I'm almost bored saying it, but there's nothing else to do to do. And do we need tools? But the tool is gonna work on something that that's already whole. So the goal needs to be is why am I not doing this? Why am I not doing what I need what I need to be doing is fast and I need to be eating healthy. Why am I not doing it? That's my problem. Not I I don't spend my time looking for things to I I would love to redirect you, and I know that I will not be able to do that. Anyway, so this is Landon, and uh the topic is other hello, I have chronic back pain, I have three bulging discs. Back to Landon, I have uh chronic back pain, I have both three bulging disc and a pyramidal stenosis. Recently I went to regenerative pain medicine doctor of doctor out of desperation, and he assessed me and said pain is from my SI joint, not disc bulging, which was a surprise. Recommendation was exosome, platelet-rich plasma and prolozone injections to the SI joint. I did the first treatment, but I was wondering your opinion on exosomes before I do more, as well as any other suggestions for my condition as it affects my daily life. Well, um, all right, so you you've got three bulging discs. And uh I I got are there in are they in the sacrum or uh lumbar spine? Lower lumbar lumbar, you you didn't specify, but anyway, so you have three bulging discs. And what happens as you can imagine, you have vertebrae, which are the your back bones, right? And they're stacked up because they're guarding your spinal cord. Between the bones is a fibrous sac there, disc, cushions. Um, you know, it's got a fluid in it, so it's bulging. In other words, it's something has is is putting pressure on it so that it's it's bulging. When it bulges, it rubs on the nerve as it comes out of the nerve comes out of the spine on either side, the nerve root. And that nerve root gets touched by the bulging disc, uh, it's pain all the way down that nerve. And that's what's happening. So now, um, you know, the question is why is that happening? How is that happening? And so this guy you went to see, so the MRI showed that you had foramenal stenosis, um, three bulging discs. And your degenerative doctor said the problem is your SI joint. That's only one joint, but you have three disks. So I'm not sure that you're what your doctor was talking about. I'm not sure if it can all be localized to one joint as being the problem for all of that. I think there's more, I think, I think uh so what I would recommend is you find someone who's trained and experienced at in structural integration, um, myofascial release, right? Um, and even craniosychotherapies, because these will really help straighten that out. And it could, and I'm telling you, it could be, believe it or not, your cranial bones. And then you, you know, there's uh cranioosteopaths. Uh, but if you go to a good biological dentist, and you've got to you've got to start up there because I realize that the that the spine begins up in the brain, actually, right? Uh which is in housed by the skull, and you've got all this apparatus around it, and all of those structures affect that. So the placement of cranial bones, seven cranial bones, if that's a little bit off, that affects the entire spine. But anyway, there's lots of things that that that that are doing this. And I wouldn't look if you can't localize it to one joint. I you just can't. Now, prolo therapy is excellent, and it's a million times better choice than any kind of surgery. And so prolozone, I absolutely agree. Prolozone is very good, and what it does is it allows you to increase the the the disc is getting squashed, right? So by the prolozone will increase the bone, the bony strength between them so that it's not crushing, it's not putting pressure on the bone, uh, on the disc, and you won't have the bulging. So the the the that actually increases it by your own bone, it helps your body make, helps your vertebra make more bone. So you kind of get like a bone bridge in there that protects it from putting pressure on. So it's an excellent way of taking dealing with it. That's right. And if you need that work, uh, and then that sounds wonderful, and keep doing that. Uh, and the play, but but I I see that if if it let's say we could localize it to the SI joint, or it's much involved it's since it's three other uh vertebrae, it's it's involving even more than that. But it what I'm saying is it's evolving even more than that. It's your entire spine, it's the way you walk, it's the and and there's all like myofascial release and structural integration, you gotta find real practitioners, real, real practitioners. There's people who say they are, but you've got to and you've got to get it through word of mouth. Um look at the comments on what on their on their on their um you know social media or their uh website, um but or get from word of mouth. Because these are the these are the therapies that will actually get to the core of what's going on. The core of what's going on is structural integration, just like what the name says. And the myofascia relief. So if you if you you know, like for you know, the fascia, you know, which is connects muscles, they if if the fascia gets locked in a particular position for whatever reason, whether it's physical or emotional trauma, and it's locked in that way, it's gonna pull pressure where so wherever that muscle is going and it's attached to, whether it's a leg bone or a or or a vertebrae in your back, uh, wherever it's attached to, it'll be pulling that. And so there's no way to deal with the pain from that by by working at the level of the bone. You've got to release that fascia so that the muscle relaxes. Right? So that's very important. And locked in those fascia are our emotions and stuff that needs to come out. So it's a whole, it's a very powerful, powerful uh therapy. So myofascia release, structural integration, absolutely. And then if you do need the prolo therapy, which sounds like you might, that's very good. Now, exosomes and all that, uh, it's become a new part of uh fashionable medicine, exosomes, NAD plus, everyone's doing it. Um, yeah, exosomes are a critical, essential part of cellular biology. Our cells are making them all the time. Is their application in this in this particular situation going to be helpful to you? Uh perhaps. But um, exosomes, stem cells, all those, they can of course be miraculous if they're used appropriately at the right time. But remember something too. Even you go to a structural integration, you go to myofascial release, you get that, you get all the physical work done. Remember, your bones have a health, your nerves have a health, your your attention is they have a health. What does that mean? They have health. They they're they consist of cells that function. They need proper nutrition, they need proper rest. They need they all they all need the same thing. So, again, so you by cleansing your body and getting yourself as healthy as possible, going seeing someone like myofascial release and a structural integration, do that together and have them work with this guy. Because, you know, if if they're all communicating, it's it's much more important. Uh and don't forget the biological dentist. Hey, Landon, please do that. I promise you, that's good, that's what you need to do. You know, you I'm glad you got out of the mainstream death train. But uh, and you're gonna do this, you've got to do that, okay, because of the mainstream death train. By the way, hospitals, you know, I I used to try to be uh I was worried about whatever being canceled or whatever that is, but I really can't anymore because you know what I see going on, I'm telling you, what I see going on, and I have seen for almost five four decades, four and a half decades now, in the hospitals, is a level of evil that I can't comprehend. And even for those who the innocent ones that work there that don't know what they're doing, um, it doesn't matter if you don't know what you're doing. Am I on, by the way? Okay, because I'm not getting messy. You know, am I on anybody? I should just do Instagram. Hello, folks. Am I on? Am I on? Anybody? Uh okay, so I have another way. Oh, great, I'm on. Okay. Oh, how nice. Um geez. All right. So um, anyway, what I've got to tell you is this the the um, you know, we are convinced that they're telling the truth the truth, that they're trying to help us. And it's not anywhere true. They're not trying to help us. And even those that work there that are innocent and think that they're actually they believe it, are finding out because all you got to do is work there long enough and see that whatever they say they're doing, they're not helping anybody. They've never helped anybody in the world get finish, get resolve diabetes or hypothetically anything. They don't ever. But what they do do is destroy mayhem and to needle. It's megalon steroids. I'm telling you, we're talking, we've got a lady in our group now who's being held hostage by the hospitals. They've decided she is gonna die, so they're not gonna help her in ways they can't. For example, it reminds me of hospice. You're in hospice. Now, we're not gonna give you anything to help you, but uh oxygen now, blood transfusion now. So it you so so if you haven't seen this yet, see it. But you gotta stay away from there. I'm just telling you, you know, just medical insurance, don't get it. Don't get it. Because why do you get it? So do you what you have a ticket into the you want a ticket? You want to get a ticket into the house of whores? You want to tick it into the house of whores, get medical insurance. I want to have medical service. I don't want to have it because I don't want them to say, I want them that when they see me at the to say, no, we don't want this guy. Okay, I want to be unacceptable. You don't want to go in there. So now let's see if we can find somebody else here. Uh, I don't even know what time it is. What time is it?

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Oh, here, I didn't get this one. Okay, this is the W. W. W. Harris. Hello, I have been suffering from a parasite infection in upper body uh tissue lymphatic system, nervous system, and brain has white matter lesions. USA and Thailand dogs gave a low dose for only three to five days, which did not work. How many grams of fibenzol should I be taking daily? W. Harris, you can't, I that's that's not the way to look at this. All right. So for me to even give any advice, I I I have to know what's happening. You weren't able to give provide me with um information. So we need to talk. We need to talk. You need to join the group or some somehow do a consultation. Somehow we need to talk because you're saying you have a parasite infection in your upper body, lymphatic tissue, and nervous system and brain has white matter lesions. So that's a lot of different information that doesn't fit. So, how many grams of fenbendazole? So, really, I'd love to answer your question, but I don't understand it. And I don't think you do either. I think You've been overwhelmed to begin you because you obviously got the US and Thailand and the doctors don't know. By the way, the reason the doctors don't know if you go to every country is because they're all using, they're all the same, they're they're all on the same team. Um, but anyway, I don't know what you're talking about. White matter lesions, what does that mean? That's a lot of things. Multiple sclerosis, uh, Alzheimer's uh uh you know, which are they called this different, so they have different names for different aspects of white matter problems. So white matter problems, also we know that taking um drugs like Lipitor does damage the white matter. But I see I don't know how you the only way you can know what you're saying right now is that they've got no MRIs of your brain. Why did they do that? What's going on with the lymphatic tissue? If you got an infection in your lymphatics, well, that's not fembendazole because you've got a different kind of uh parasite. So I don't know what's going on. Please, W. Harris, you gotta get in touch with me, okay? And um, maybe they didn't give you all the information, I don't, which I don't doubt. Um, they're they're not, you know, they're not the in the hospitals and dogs, they're not only uh evil in that they keep doing what they know is not hurting, they keep doing it. They know, they keep doing it, but they also don't um a lot of them are mean, mean. And anyway, listen, I think we basically got through all the questions today, amazingly enough. Uh, but you know, really the you know, all the different questions. I hope you hear the the the common commonality of them all, and that is that we're really all at the only question we should be asking is what is keeping me from doing what I know that I need to do? You know, how many alcoholics don't know they shouldn't stop drinking, that they should stop drinking, right? How many obese people know that they shouldn't that they should they should change their diet or eating addicts? How many don't know that? How many uh heroin addicts don't know that they'd be better off not to shoot heroin? So that's not that so we know if you're sick, you know, you know. I don't care if you know, you know, you know. You know you're doing it's you. So your question is your problem is you. That's it, or me. You know, my problem is me. Your problem is you, right? That's our problem. You want to find out what the problem is, go run into the bathroom and look in the mirror. You're gonna find the problem. That's the problem. And when you find the problem, ask the problem, ask. Try to get connected to that person. And you can do that with your eyes closed. You can go in there and go inside and find out who you are. Just listen, what's going on in there? Um, you've got to be close to yourself, you've got to learn and develop an intimacy with God. You gotta know. I mean, I I really know me. I know me really well. And uh, and I know, I know, I know, I know. And uh, you know, in the end, you wind up saying you start praying to God, help me, help me. Help me, help me. Right? So that's our question, okay? And we get distracted by looking for things. There's nothing out there that's gonna change in here. And you got BRACA mutations. I understand. So they got you, they got you, they got you. They got you with these words. Forget the BRAC-a mutations. Listen, less than 10% of people with breast CFCs have BROCA. Meaning more than 90% don't. Question The person with BROC-up who has CFCs, did they get it because of BRACA, or did they get it for the same reason that the other 90% got it? Nobody knows. You don't know if that's who did it. It's just a story that's got you chasing something. These are stories that get you to buy stuff. These are incredibly sophisticated advertising campaigns, linguistic advertising campaigns. They're gonna give you names and then genetics. I've got a 3B word. Okay. It's marketing to get you to buy something that's not gonna work. What do you mean it's not gonna work? My mother, okay, okay. Anyway, I'm telling you, if you don't believe me, then you know, then uh that's because uh you're not listening. Because if you listen, you'll know that I'm speaking the truth. All right, God, help me get out of the way of me. That's our prayer. Okay, we found the enemy. It's us. All right, you guys. So what do you got? Next week.