Ep. 178 - Answers Before Biopsies

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Welcome to Sunday Night Live and I hope we can I hope we can be live. Um it's there we go, okay finally. Alright, friend Great Great. So welcome to Sunday Night Live here on planet Earth and uh Monday morning live in in Asia.

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Biopsy Debate For Teen Cecal Mass

Imaging, PET, And Treatment Paradigms

Fasting With No Gallbladder Or Thyroid

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Alright, so as you all know, this is a Sunday Night Live. We're streaming on all kinds of channels. And it's at Dr. TRThomasLodi for all the channels, uh, like Instagram, YouTube, etc. I mean um, yeah, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook except for TikTok and X. It's at Dr. ThomasLodi at D. Alright, that now. Um, one reminder too if any of you have active CFCs, um, and you're in the US, just contact an oasis appealing. CFCs, everyone knows what CFCs are, they are chronically fermented cells, and f that's what the uh rock filler rock it was um call um cancer. We don't call it that. And we don't call it uh torus or Leo either. We just call it chronic cells bug because that's what it is. Alright. This is quite and it's an adaptive physiological response, it's not a thing that got into you that you have to get rid of, but that's the wrong idea. And if you if you're on that, if you're in that paradigm, you're in trouble because then you're gonna go to war against yourself. Alright. And um the last thing I want to say is here we are, yeah, yeah. So the last thing I wanna say is that um to the format will be we're gonna do the first hour of taking questions that have been submitted, and then the second hour we'll do uh fitness uh uh questions that uh arise right now spontaneously. Live uh questions, alright? And uh so please like, follow, share this live, and subscribe to our channel so you'll receive notifications every time we go live or post new content. Alright, very good. Now, let's just start with the first question. Alright, we'll start with the first question. Uh first question is from Tan Tancell. And topic is 15-year-old with mass. Dear Dr. Lodi, I hope you are well at reaching up. For your perspective regarding my 15-year-old son, recent CT and MRI imaging showed a 10x5x5 centimeter ma mass near the cecum. The pediatric team thinks it may be a dermite-dermoid tumor, but cannot rule out other possibilities, and they are all strongly recommending a biopsy before deciding on any next steps. Because of our family's past experience with my wife's CFC journey, we are very cautious about disturbing a tumor unless absolutely necessary. We want to make sure the safest decision for our son while avoiding unnecessary intervention. Given your experience, the principles that you teach, could you share your opinion on whether biopsy is advisable in this case? Or whether or whether you would recommend a less invasive alternative diagnostic approach. And uh so, yeah, so the reason they do biopsies, and we've I think we've talked about this many times, the reason um that they want a biopsy is so that they can have what's called a tissue diagnosis. And what's a tissue diagnosis? That's when the um the pathologist looks under the microscope and he can or she can tell whether or not um she can tell from where it arose. So it's in the cecum, we know that. And if they're saying it's a desmoid, that means they're saying it arose from fibroblasts or m myo myofibroblasts, but which are a certain kind of cell in our in our body that is responsible for making the um connective tissue, and it basically is in charge of the nest. It mak it, you know, so fibroblasts, they uh yeah, basically they put they produce they produce uh the background of uh all the collagen and the the other cells that form the structure of the of the nest where something sits or or where the or where the cells are. So the cells will live in a certain will have a certain environment around them, and that's uh produced by the fibroblasts. And that's how we heal too. Well, so but anyway, so that's where it would have arisen from if it was a desmoid. Uh you know, they also call it a fibromatosis. Anyway, it's considered sometimes benign in that it doesn't spread anywhere as if it just grows locally. And you know, for this they use targeted therapies. Um, and then if they were to do the biopsy and they found out that it was um again adenocarcinoma, meaning it arose from the gland. Um, they basically do uh similar kinds of therapies except they start with uh chemotherapy. Now, the the question is this uh so should should should your son have this uh have a biopsy? The that's why I wish you were in the groups, because uh we were in the groups, I could ask you questions and then you could answer and then I could more clearly uh understand what's going on. So, um that's a fairly large mass, and uh is it causing an obstruction? Because if it's causing an obstruction, then then um then really that's time where you pro you need to have surgery and to take it out. If it's causing an obstruction, if it's not causing an obstruction, then you still have time to uh, you know, manage this uh non-surgically, right? Now, one question I would have for you if I could speak to you is uh did your son receive uh any injections from Pfizer or Moderna? Cause it is exceedingly rare for a young person to have uh a a mass in the colon. Just for everyone's uh uh information, the uh the cecum is uh the first part of the small intestine, of the large intestines. So when them when the small intestines enters the large intestines, just below the entrance is a sac, a cold sac. And from it at the bottom of it is where the appendix is. Anyway, um so it's on the right side of the body, um, not the left, where a lot of times we see uh colorectal CFCs. Um but it's in the cecum. So it's it's it's definitely a problem, but I'm imagining you he must have had symptoms, and those symptoms must have been what pain or discomfort, fullness, um, or uh difficulty having bowel movements. So that would be very important to know. Should you get a biopsy, the and you're you're you're very right. Um when you do a biopsy, you do disturb everything and um you actually release the inhibition that the primary tumor has on all the little microscopic satellites that are all around. So then normally what's happening is the primary tumor has sent out inhibitory signals so that the microscopic satellites cannot grow new blood vessels. And if they can't grow new blood vessels, the the the the it cannot grow. So, but the minute you do the biopsy uh or surgery, you release that inhibition and then they can grow. So that's the problem. Should he have it? I really need to know more about what's going on. Does he obstruct it or uh and so the question do you have to get it? No, you could get a PET scan, and a PET scan would show you, you know, that you could definitely say it is um a tumor. Desmoids have a certain um shape, not quite, they're not they're not shaped the way the tumors are that arise out of glands, so it's it's much different. They should be able to tell that, but anyway, it's going to um help distinguish those two. Uh and the imaging they usually do is the CT PET scan, right? Um, and the pen, as you know, the PET scan where they inject five um radioactive glucose, and they wait you wait an hour and then you see wherever that's um that that radioactive glucose is concentrating, then you know uh at high levels, and you could tell whether or not it is um a CFC or not, right? So CFCs usually have a high SUV standard uptake value, which is the amount of activity going on uh in that area. So of course there's gonna be less in a desmoid than in an anadmacarsoma, but but but fundamentally, um, you know, that's the main difference. Just just keep in mind it's the cell from which something arises that defines what they call the diagnosis. The diagnosis to them is just defining the kind of tissue it is, that's all it is. You know, is it like in the breast, is it in the duct, is it in uh in one of the little uh milk sacs? So, you know, where's it occurring? But it that but that doesn't give you the uh information on how you got it or how to get rid of it, so it's not uh that of that much value. And the treatment for almost all CFCs, regardless of where they began, was chemo radiation and surgery. And the chemotherapies, whereas they claim that they're unique, specific to the type of cell from which it arises, right? So that's their justification for getting a a biopsy. Um in fact, that's not true. In fact, we see that the same um chemotherapies that are being used for breast and op are the same as for ovarian, is the same for CFCs. There's some difference in CFCs, usually in the colon, uh they usually use it um a protocol that involves 5FU and a couple other drugs. But in the end, if that if that doesn't work, then they use the ones the kinds of drugs they use for they usually use in breast and all that. But the truth is none of that really works. That's the problem, none of it really works. And so, um, we've gotta first of all find out uh we've gotta eliminate all possibilities of toxicities in his body that is allowing this to happen. And I I really need to talk to you. I'd like you to join the CFC group group, just go to drloodie.com, brloti.com, and you will be able to join the the group so we can talk twice a week. We'll be able to have uh Zoom meetings where we can talk, all right? But so because it's really hard. I don't know the situation whether what what you should do. Okay, on review. Yeah, if it's blocking, if it's and that's pretty big, 15 centimeters or 10, 10 by 5 by 5. Uh that's pretty big. And it's if it's in the cecum, that would mean that if it blocks, that means that the the contents of the small intestine will eventually not be able to get into the colon. And major problem. So if they have to remove that, those are some there's sometimes when uh surgeries are necessary, and this would be one of them. So really important that I know. So instead, so in other words, if that were the case, then I would say there's no need to need to get a biopsy gonna take it out anyway. So the biopsy is just wasting time and and getting an increased chance of moot of spraying, right? The next is from Carrie. Carrie, this is about water fast and no thyroid. Question is are there any changes or additions when fasting after gallbladder and thyroid removal? I want to do a 10-day fast, but I have to take libothyroxine daily. Is that going to be affected? Also, without a gallbladder and thyroid, what supplements should I be taking? My endocrine endocrinologists will not suggest it. Alright, so Carrie, you've had the gallbladder and thyroid removed. Um, so I'm not sure are you of the are you taking bile salts or for the uh for the fact that the gallbladder is removed, so you have ult e you you produce bile, but it doesn't get concentrated in a it was called the gallbladder, so that it can on on on demand squirt some bile in there. So it can't do that, so it relies just on the bile that's being produced in the liver, it has to get there, so it's just you don't get as much. So to help you digest fats, that's what they would usually give people. I don't know if you're taking that. And uh, if you're doing a water fast, of course, you're not gonna need that because you're not gonna be eating. However, if you've had your thyroid removed, you'll still need thyroid medication. And they have you on levothyroxine, which is T4, which is um very odd because it would be make much more sense to give you um a natural thyroid, which has both T3 and T4. All right. So um, and that you'll have you would have to take during a water fat. But regardless, if you're taking uh if you take the taking the levothhyroxine, you could stay on that, or you could switch over to a you know, either a glandular, which is uh where they get it from, um, they get the uh thyroid hormones from either a pig or a cow, but it's it's a T3, T4. And interestingly enough, thyroid is uh really very similar in all of us, in humans, it's dogs, cats, cows, sheep, similar, not completely the same. And a lot of our uh we share a lot of the same actual molecules. So, for example, insulin, when the insulin was first discovered uh uh over a hundred years ago, uh and they were first uh treating people with diabetes, they used the insulin from pigs. And eventually when they when they developed a recombinant technique, uh they started producing insulin. They started having cells, bacterial cell microorganisms, they spliced in the human gene for insulin, and then that microorganism would produce human insulin. That's what they call humulin. Um but the point is that it's a conserved molecule, meaning that uh it's very similar in the species up the uh classification ladder. But yeah, you would need to be taking that if you're if you don't have a thyroid, then you would need to continue taking it. Alright, and this is James, and James is asking about you see, another person that loves acronyms. Alright, so here's what they're saying. They're saying So James, the question James has is hello, two voices. If you don't mind, I am desperate to rid myself of HSP V2. So what would FEN and Ivor make FEN James? You wrote FEN and IVR and you wrote HSP V2. Alright, so you're using acronyms and abbreviations, and it's not that hard to write a whole word. Would come on you guys. Let's write off the we can take a three seconds to finish writing the word. So verpes simplex virus. Okay? So but just say it. Don't use their acronyms. Because if you if you, for example, the the same acronym could have a different meaning. It does have a different meaning in uh, for example, HSP V2 can also mean human subject payment voucher. But and I and I'm sure there are other disciplines, professions have uh that acronym for something else. So just and then even within the same um profession, like even within biology or or medicine, um, it can have different meanings depending on on the research you're reading. So what they do when they're writing, when they're giving the results of research, they'll say the name the first time of whatever it is, and then they'll give you the acronym, and then from then on you gotta use the acronym. So if um just use the words, come on, see easy. All right, so your question is would would the Fen and I would Fen Bendazol and Iromethod protocol fix this, or Jim Humboldt's DMSO protocol? What are your thoughts on DMSO? All right, so Jake. No, whatever whatever viruses are, and we and I've I've mentioned this many times, and you'll hear uh, you know, lots of people uh on the internet talking about viruses, do they exist and or do they not exist? And usually there's something there that they're talking about. Is it a virus? Well, what's a virus? And if you look at what that what they call what a virus is, it's basically some genetic material sitting in a in a little coat, uh capsule of glycoproteins, which it glyco means uh carbohydrate. So it's a combination of a carbohydrate and protein. So it's made up of that, and that's what it is. It's got some enzymes, so very, very different than um just reading something. Oh, okay. Um so what is that? Is it a lot mean? How did it get there? If you think about it, how could that ever have arisen out of out of out of nature, out of biology? How could how could biology have produced genetic material with a coat around it? Because remember, it doesn't have a metabolism, it doesn't eat, drink, it doesn't breathe, it doesn't have any waste product, and it cannot procreate, right? So it has to it if whatever it gets into a cell and it has to use that cell's machinery to reproduce itself. So um so here's the thing. Anybody's protocol does it because your question was desperate to rid myself of it. So Fen Ban and Ivermectin, um, I mean, if if indeed so what I think they are is I think they're exosomes that are produced under certain circumstances. And I think what they do is that you can um expose a cell line, whether it's tonsil, ovary, whatever, to a certain stimulus, toxin. And the way cells talk to each other, one of the ways they talk to each other is with exosomes. And exosomes are the exact same description we just had for what they're calling the virus. But that makes sense because we had we had a day at rise. We'll see how they arose. The cell produced, uh, gave a DNA or RNA fragment um with the basically the protocol for what it did to deal with this toxin or poison, and it wraps it into a little coat and sends it out to the nearby cells so they could pick it up and they could have that information. So now we know where they they come from, but there's no way in which uh a uh a what they're calling a virus could have arisen out of uh just oh there's just no way because it couldn't it couldn't have gotten to the point to have genetic material if it hadn't already had advanced the ability for advanced chemical reactions. It could never add genetic, and yet it doesn't have any enzymes in there or anything to to for metabolism, so it just makes no sense. So I but a virus by definition is not alive, right? Because doesn't it eat, drink, breathe. Um and so not being alive, you can't kill it. So when you're saying get rid of it, no, you can't get rid of it. In fact, um the way we're led to believe if if we if we go along with the virus theory um is that uh the way they work, they go in and they use your they they hijack your cell's uh machinery for reproducing um for for producing uh you know proteins or which is what cells usually produce. I mean for um materials they're gonna excrete. Uh they also produce fatty acids and and all sorts of and uh amino acids and other things for themselves. But in any case case, the the virus would hijack the cell's reproductive process and has the cell reproduce it. And therefore it becomes part of the DNA of that cell. This is their theory, right? What this is the what they say viruses are, and therefore you can't get rid of it. And that's why there's this terrible, ridiculous joke. But nonetheless, it it'll it'll uh it'll uh it'll communicate the point. And that is this what's the difference between uh herpes and true love? Herpes is forever. That's the joke. So, uh meaning that you can't get rid of it. So you to answer your question, if it was a virus, what's going on if it is a virus, you can't get rid of it. It'll always be there. Right? And that's why when uh older people have shingles, they have shingles, it's just a revisit of chicken box. So, in other words, uh virus by definition, they don't go away. So, my opinion on DMSOs is that it's it's a fantastic molecule, powerful and anti-inflammatory. Uh it's got other um properties as well, but it's very useful in um decreasing um inflammation, and it was a it was originally used with racehorses. They um they would rub it on the on the hips of a of a horse after it ran to decrease the inflammation. So it's a very powerful anti-inflammatory. Does it get rid of viruses? I guess I don't know, but the answer is no. But um, where was that? Yeah, yeah, sorry, and but I mean uh that's not even what Jim Humble did was DMSO. Um he used the chlorine dioxide. Now, does that get rid of viruses? Again, do we have viruses? The whole listen, the whole Rockefeller story is so confusing and so untrue and doesn't work. Tell me one thing. One I'd like to know one disease. Tell me one disease that that the Rockefellers can effectively treat. I'm using their words, I hate their language, meaning eliminate one disease.

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Right?

Acronyms, “Viruses,” And DMSO Claims

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Well, what's a disease? There's no such thing as the disease. But according to the Rockefeller uh playbook, uh a disease is a thing that gets into you, like diabetes, high blood pressure, uh multiple sclerosis, it gets into you, and you gotta get rid of it, and there's no war, and that's what a disease is. But I'd like to know one, is there one is there one disease that they made up that you that you can get rid of? Diabetes? No. High blood pressure, no. CFCs, no. They can't. You can. They do by by doing certain specific steps, you can uh CFCs will resolve. Anything will resolve by certain steps, but not by a military attack. But I mean is send me a message here. I want someone just tell me maybe I missed it somewhere. Is there what is what disease can they treat? Or eliminate, fix, get rid of. Anybody? Right. Alright, so that's it. Okay, just just as a reminder here. All right. Um now, um so uh James, instead of looking to get rid of something that they told you is there, so if if if it sounds like You either well usually when people talk about herpes, they're talking about the genital lesions, right? Because you can get it, it can be genital or all. Um, but actually the herpes family is includes chickenpox and includes CMV and uh Epstein Barr. So they're all part of the herpes family. But when you say uh HSP V2, you're talking about uh the genital, all right? Um, but that just means uh anyway, I don't want to explore their nomenclature because it's a lie, and there's no reason that you need to understand what they're saying, because what they're saying they made it up. Keep that in mind now. Um so if you're having genital lesions, in other words, and it's and they can be uh um painful, you know, debilitating, um uh, and if you're getting caught lots of recurrences, it's a total bummer. Now, the the other place that uh a lot of people have uh you know what they're calling herpes is on the mouth oral. And you you can have type one, which is oral, and type two, which is genitole, in either place. So it none of it matters. But here's what you want, James, what I'd like to redirect your efforts in life. Okay, instead of getting rid of it, now I know that's a big problem, and that's why you're you're bringing it up, and I get it. But if you do what what what I'm gonna suggest, whatever's going on, doesn't matter what name you put on it, will go away. And why will it go away? Because you're gonna restore you the your healthy physiology. How are you gonna restore your healthy physiology? Well, um, how did it become unhealthy? It became unhealthy because it was either the environment, your physiology was either had deficiencies, you weren't getting uh the uh whatever it is, enough nutrition, enough rest, enough oxygen, so you sub some deficiency or some excess, too much of something like too much bread, pasta, and you're gonna wind up with too much glucose. So an excess or uh too many amino acids, or a toxin. So deficiency, excess, or toxin. The toxin is just a substance that is just it's just gonna poison, uh, and it's not needed or the deficiency is you're not getting enough of something you need, and then excess is you're getting too much of something that you need. And then a toxin is something you don't need, and you're getting it. So any of those three situations, and they they all combine, work together, and and we start to uh accumulate toxicities as our life goes. And we wind up uh toxic, and that toxicity can uh wherever it is, like uh, you know, in whatever tissues that's increasing in those tissues and and glands and organs um uh begin to malfunction. What why? Because they're full of toxins so they can't function. And that's what we call a disease, your body trying to deal with that. So, anyway, so the first thing you should do, James, and everybody should do in every situation, and that is eliminate all possible toxins. And you do that by going to a biological dentist, IAOMT. So you look up on the internet and you find out that organization, you find out uh uh dentists in your area that were certified, not just members certified by IAM, and you go see that person. That you take care. The other one you do is you do a good thorough juice cleanse means you drink just good organic vegetable juices with some fruit in them uh to make them delicious, and you drink maybe three liters, three quarts a day, if you can, uh, and not eat. And that way you're gonna flush out your body, you're gonna clean the water in the aquarium. So you've got to get rid of toxins, you do colon hydrotherapy um uh or uh and or enemas until your bowels are working right, until you're eating human food, then you won't really need that because it'll all be coming out, it'll be evacuating naturally the way we were designed to. So and and in cleansing all that, and then you can ultimately do if you've had some damage um from some chronic condition, you know, or or it's it's it's it's a long-standing, deep-seated problem. Um, you know, water fasting will definitely um eliminate it if you do a long enough water fast. And I just finished the book on uh it's a manual is the how to fast at home. Right? And I give you uh different uh first of all, I explain what's happening on day one, two, up to 41. What's happening in your body, what you're feeling, what you're experiencing, what's normal to be expected, what's not, uh, what movements you could do on those days. Can you you can't do the same movements uh day five that you could on day 30. Okay, so it's because your energy and your metabolism is different at that point. Um so the kind it's kind of a guide to take you all the way to that, and then how to break it, refeeding, which is very uh it has to be done very, very carefully and with um with an understanding of what you're actually doing when you're refeeding, right? You're trying, you want your brand new, just made tissues in your gut and to uh start functioning. Well, if they've never functioned because they're brand new, they need to be broken in slowly, and that's the whole idea. Plus, if you eat too quickly and too much, there's rapid electrolyte changes that can actually be fatal. So, you know, on a prolonged fast, so we're not on a prolonged fast, uh, I'd say anything above 14 days is prolonged. And even 14 be considered long as well. Um, you know, then the refeeding, re-eating, re-reintroduction of food would be the you would use the most uh digestible food for adult human beings, and that is uh melons. And of the melons, watermelon and candle are the most. They just have structured water, some fiber, some uh some sugars, glucose, uh, fructose, and that's about it. So very easy to to to digest. And so you you break in slowly. And so anyway, the the manual goes into everything. How long should you do it, and then what's the next step? Anyway, this the reason I wrote this book is because there's so much confusion out there. And the and the Rockefellers have m who took over the world. They took over the world, took over the world, our world. Who did Rockefeller? Oh, who were they? Uh well, they're friends, other guys like Rothschilds and or CNE. You know, uh anyway, they took over. And then anyway, they've they've uh they've got us uh running around chasing after ghosts that don't exist instead of doing what we would do. Okay. So back in the old days, if before 1900, uh if you went to a physician, uh they would uh tell you, they would work with you on how to restore your health. Except, you know, the allopaths were always a little bit insane. But but but but more than insane, aggressively and arrogantly insane. So um, you know, and they didn't have that many poisons, they had to do other bizarre things like bloodletting. Now, I'm not saying that bloodletting doesn't work, it does work. There are people to we know that women who menstruate, women menstruate, and since they menstruate, they are losing blood every month, and they live 10 years longer than men. And men who uh regularly donate blood, they're not menstruating, but they're donating blood on a regular, let's say every quarter or whatever, they have the same uh risk profile as uh women, meaning that they'll live 10 years longer than the average man. Why? Because they're getting rid of blood, so there's something in doing that because of the the iron. The iron is a I'm not gonna use the idiom, it's a double-edged sword. Of course it's a double-edged sword. What is are there single-edged swords? Anyway, I guess a knife would be a single edge, a butter knife, but iron is both necessary and a little bit too much, is dangerous, like oxygen. You know, oxygen is really important, but I wouldn't light a match near it, right? So uh too much of it will cause you emphysema and stuff, but not enough of it and you're dead. Um so iron is in fact, all substances are you can get too much water and be dead. You can get too much oxygen. Uh, anyway, so all substances have um an actual specific amount that um uh allows uh optimal functioning. And not enough of that is deficient, and too much of it is excess, and either one is going to cause a problem. And so we're always trying to figure out how much do I do this, and we have to make all these charts up, we may give ourselves you know a plan for the week and all that stuff. And why do we do that? We have to do that because we have abandoned instinct, which all creatures are given. It's it's it's the blessing from God, it's how all creatures are connected to the wisdom of God, right? It's how little birds join the flock and they fly perfectly the first time they didn't go to aviation academy. It's how that spider spins a whip. So, in other words, instinct is um the how-to manual that doesn't need to be studied because it's in your uh the who you are, it's innate. We abandon that for culture. We're enculturated hybrid mutants, that's what humans are, and um you know, so as a result, we don't know how to respond uh instinctively, right? But because animals do, they'll eat because the instinct's gonna tell them to do whatever they're gonna do to do it uh correctly. So a horse will eat horse food, and you can't get a horse to eat dog food, and a bully food and you can't get a dog to eat a horse food because that food was desirable. And fool means they're no longer energy and or nutrient deficit. That's what they stop eating. So we're not anywhere near that. We don't eat because and we're never satisfied. We're too full, we can't walk away from that.

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So we're never done. So we don't we're not right foods.

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Noninvasive Workups And Energy Testing

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We're not there's no way we could ever um get out because we we have to go to stem the maganda. There's controversies about from 1 a.m. to is that when you should sleep? We have to have a seminar. We have seminars on what to eat. What to eat. And he's by the way, humans will eat anything that a cockroach would eat, including the cockroach. Right? So that's you can't use so you can't ask, you can't look at other humans and find out what humans should eat. Because these guys over here are eating monkey brain, these guys over here are eating bull testicles, and these guys over here eating the lining to the small intestines, and these guys over here are eating uh salads. So what's human food? Yeah, all right. So that's the problem. But anyway, James, my point is this you can figure out what human food is. I have a three-part uh webinar called the Human Diet. And uh join join join our health and healing group. That would be perfect for you for HSP2, which for now I don't just call herpes, uh, so that you could just it's easier. Herpes. HSVP acronyms. Something's wrong with my audio. Choppy, not clear. All right, you got it uh and fake uh Is it okay? I'm cutting in and out. Wait, so here. So Frank, you asked us about a connection between liver and your question. So as soon as I finish with the the the the the the submitted questions questions, I'm gonna take. Oh, all good now, take it. Uh internet signal. Still cutting in and out? Face uh Instagram, am I cutting in and out? Tell me. Tell me, tell me. I can't, I can't, I I don't know. Am I cutting in and out? Anyway, I'd like to know. Ugh freeze frame also. They're saying it's not, Amy. Everything is okay now. All right, so what if it but I want to know, was it happening on Instagram also? If it was happening on Instagram, then it was the internet. Anyway, jeez. All right, so anyway, I'm not sure what I what what you guys are able to hear and what you were not able to hear, but I was just trying pointing out to James that he needs to do what we all need to do, and that is clean out all the garbage, uh uh do it fast, clamps, all that sort of thing, and then start living the way we were designed to live. Go to bed or move around all day long, eat human food, eat it within a certain uh time frame, and then don't eat for a long period, too. To allow your food to be managed and your body to be healed, and just to start living as if see by instinct that's what we would do. Instinct we would go to sleep about an hour after sunset. And if we didn't have machines and lights and all that stuff, if we were living, we would. The reason we don't is because we live in an artificial world, and so we don't know anything, we don't know what to eat, we don't know what to eat, we don't know how to have baby. We're so it's so sad the human condition. And we call ourselves intelligent. We're the most intelligent, right? Most intelligent, right? To define intelligence, one part of that definition of intelligence would you got uh the skillset, the abilities, the cognitive abilities to um not harm yourself and to satisfy your survival requirements. That would be intelligent, right? Do we do that? No, no, we actually poison ourselves and we and we do everything to to to to damage ourselves, so that's intelligent. And so over there, I'm looking at the the bird who's done doing everything perfectly and lives a normal bird life. Well, we're intelligent. Okay. I need a new Facebook is breaking up again. So it's all good now, Henry. You're saying it's all good. Now they're saying it's not better again. I don't know what to say, you guys. So sorry. All right, let's go to uh Brianna. And Brianna has a three-year-old with tumors. Um, we're seeing this a little too often. You know this this doesn't happen. This never happened before. Uh uh earlier, the 15-year-old with with the colon mass. I had a 17-year-old girl in uh the African continent somewhere, I can't remember. But uh she had unheard of. You usually we consider colon as something that was the older because the colon has been been misused for so long. But you know, 15-year-olds having you haven't had time to the point of that young girls with old and brat young, we're talking young men with prostate. So what's going on? We all keep believing. Don't believe listen, if it's part of the story, whatever the story is today, what's the story today? What what are we all concerned about? What we're concerned about is does Trump wear diapers? That's what we're talking about. Does Trump wear diapers? And um, I don't know what else. I I don't know. Should transgenders use the men's room or the ladies' room? Well that's what we're gonna just know this whatever is being talked about, whatever is the main story, it's not only not true, it's irrelevant to your life. So when they tell you there is a pandemic and you need to get injected with the poison, there's a problem going on on earth, everyone's getting sick. So we're gonna help you and poison you. So just think, everybody. Anyway, so I'm seeing young people now with getting uh having these situations. So my three-year-old daughter, I've noticed that she had these knots on her heel and heal those things. Uh, you mean shin's uh since she was born over time, seen several doctors, and nobody knows what they are, what the things on her on their foot are, and they don't know who they are either. You're right. I was carried to Shriner's hospital. They have tumors that's pretty smart, uh-huh. What's the definition of tumor thing that grew grew? So if I got banned and it got swollen, that's a tumor definition. And since it doesn't spread enough, it's a benign tumor. I'm telling you, that is the definition of tumor. So for them to say it's a tumor, it's like, oh my god, that finger. It's a finger. So it doesn't use ultrasound. They are hard and do not move. They they are filled with fluid. That's one coming up under a big two toe. Um so Brianna, what to do? You know, um, I got two kind of mixed bits of information that you said it's hard, and then you said it feels like it's filled with fluid, because that's different. If it's because it's filled with fluid, it'll be soft, not hard. Hard I is like a bone, you know, like the this is hard. Or solid. It's a solid thing. So that's I wish I knew what to do. I mean I wish I understood what we were talking about. But you're saying since she was born, she's had knots on her heel. So I guess we're talking about one foot on the heel of the foot, she had these knots. So they were hard little bumps, is that what you say? And now they've grown and they're feeling like they're filled with fluid, and they're gonna do an ultrasound. So that's all. Okay, so first of all, bumps. What are bumps? Bumps can be like a mold, you know, so bumps can be uh like just uh different cells that are in your your skin, your dermis, and your epidermis, uh different cells in there that kind of uh you know growing a bump could also be a um they call neurofibromasis, which is where basically basically the around a nerve grows larger than normal. But if you're saying it's fluid-filled, no, the area of cysts, the cyst is either fluid-filled or air filled, it's not a solid uh mass. Um, and then we're looking at that there there are some non-parasitic causes of cysts, um, and then there are parasitic causes of them. But uh, for sure if she had them when she was born, she's can't figure out what else she sounds good. So can you hear me? Oh my god. Should we go out and come back in? Anybody? No. It's good. It's not it's good. You keep saying it's good, and they keep saying me it's bad. It's not good. What? My camera mic was good? Ah, okay. Anyway, I'd like to just finish. My god. Alright, I'm freezing a lot. Anyway, for Brianna, listen, uh, an ultrasound is I like that. I mean it's it's it's it's non-invasive, uh get their information. My warning I predicted the uh ability tell me that they just might want to and uh tell what it is. Anyway, I wish I could work with you and you're now you're saying that there's one coming up on her b alright, and so is it it's soft it look like flutch, does it have liquid in it? Or is it starting out hot anyway? Find a good dermatologist, a well-trained, hot hospital-trained, uh residency uh trained uh dermatologist. You know, they're good, they should they pretty much they're they're smart in that area, they know what they're looking at, and they can tell by uh that and and how it feels and all that sort of thing, and uh and other and patterns, all that. And um, so I guess the reason you went to a doctor is because it's growing and it's becoming a problem, right? Um, I would just say try to find a really good dermatologist. The other thing you can do is you can find someone with a um something like an acupuncture meridian assessment tool, something that uses sort of energy to um, you know, bioscans to to energy signatures to kind of identify what something is. The advantage they have over uh other types of uh testing is that they don't disturb whatever's going on, but they're finding out at a very fundamental level what is uh as with energy. And it can therefore pick up or or detect at much less, for example, let's say 10 some cavitations are not seen on when they do see 3D connected CTs. So so let's say just exact 50% using uh the acupuncture or data sensor to finding out what something is without taking a piece of it off, or you don't have to be that way. So I I would say if you could find yourself an atrophone before you let it go, right? I know dermatologists aren't that great either. I know that. Not looking for them to help us eliminate it because they won't do a good job. Um, but sometimes in identifying the w whereas a uh a physician who's uh uh a family physician or uh or an internist or pediatrician ha has much more limited limited in their ability to s to identify skin lesions. So so a dermatologist would help you maybe to understand what it is. But like I said, the other one is with using energy uh diagnostics, and that would be um and listen, if you've got the right equipment and the right well well-trained person, they'll be able to do that. All right. The way I always prefer to deal with a problem is you've got something growing out of you anywhere, rather than cut it off, let's see if we can make it ungrow. Let's make it, let's have it turn around and go back the other way. And why can we do that? Because it grew, it can go back the other way. It's just this is that we already got a path. So we gotta find out what we gotta eliminate what's making it. So that's always the the preference because it cut something along the way that's causing it to happen, it will continue to happen, so you're not gonna solve the problem.

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So get the ultrapastor or an osteopath, or you better uh who uh uh you know has that kind of training to value your daughter. They're gonna hurt they do. Oh, where do you go?

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Can Fasting Grow Tumors? Heavy Metals

Liver, Uric Acid, And Gout Explained

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Okay, let's let's go to the next one. Uh the next one is what are we doing now? Oh, okay. Well, we'll go over to uh getting questions right now. Uh uh uh spontaneous questions. Okay, this is from Jessica, and the topic is paved. I'm losing weight rapidly, and it seems my hair too. I have an unidentified pain in my lower left abdomen that sometimes seems to radiate down my leg or in my sciatic and sometimes in my groin. I don't see a traditional doc and don't really want to. But don't know if I should explore what's in there or just start detoxing and cleansing and then fasting. It seems that my lymph nodes are swollen, but I'm not sick, don't really know what to do or where to start. Jessica, good you're right on. Exactly. You know what to do, and you know where to start, and you just told me. All right. So, whatever the pain is, whatever, you you want it to not be there. And so, how can we have pain? What are the causes of pain? What is pain? So pain is a message from the body. Whatever something stop pain is also it's a response to uh something being disturbed. Bang yourself with a head of or you get a slice of the knife or anything on that's uh traumatic pain is for that or crushing or uh anyway, so you've disturbed the tissue, so now they need to heal. And how do they heal? They heal by process known as inflammation, and part of the inflammatory process is part of the uh that which defines is pain. You know, uh so the it's swollen red hot pain, warm red, hot, painful, and swallow corp for cardinal sites of inflammation. So bearing pain, there's inflammation going on somewhere, right? And even if it's compressive pain, so compressive pain, you're it's still causing an inflammatory reaction where it's compressing it. So really down at the fundamentals, that's what's it. So so we know that status going on with with you in your left lower quantum left lower abdominal, yeah. Um okay, so left lower abdominate, uh you have an ovary and uh floping tubes, and you have uh your colon, your secum, your uh sigmoid, your co uh, you know, that's what's down there. Um there's also right near your bladder and uh uterus and all that stuff. And then you're saying if lymph nodes in your groin, so that would, you know, that mean that makes sense because the lymphatic vessels drain that through there, and you can wind up getting uh in your in your groin, like on the on the left side, near your leg, you might find some swollen lymph nodes and stuff like that. Meaning something's going on. Okay, now whatever it is, we just want it to not go on. So what we need to do is start with the cleanse. You got it exactly. Do a thorough juice cleanse, do a six-week juice cleanse on really delicious, healthy juices, celery, cucumber, kale, uh, spinach, and uh by the way, don't worry about the oxalates because the whole story is uh absurd. And I promise I'll do part four of the of the uh food webinar if I ever get people that want to see it. So gotta let me know if you want to see it, then I'll do it. But anyway, and then in addition to those four things, add add lemon and apple, or add other vegetables. Well, just make it a good organic vegetable and juice and uh juice and drink three liters a day, three quarts a day, and uh don't eat food. And just do this for a long time. Three, six weeks. And so that yeah, it'll go away. Okay, so that that that it's it's a it's a magical thing because it it actually you you'll be shocked, unless you've done this before, that it actually goes away. Now, it might not go away completely, and you might have to do other things, but uh that and uh cleansing and you know, you which you'll after you've done the juice cleanse and you start eating solid food again, and then you can do a water fast, you know, um it goes away. These things go away. And then you've got but while you're eating again, you've got to now balance your nutrients. You have to make sure you're you're eating a a diet that's satisfying your nutrient requirements, energy requirements, right? So you've got to eat healthy food. And again, like uh look at the food, the human diets about what is healthy food for humans, all right? And you start eating healthy foods, you also take certain supplements that because we live in a uh a world that's been uh beaten up by our progress in science and all that stuff. So we have depleted soils and all that, we're just not getting the nutrients. We're not gonna eat enough plants uh in a day to get adequate amounts of a scorbate, a vitamin C. So there's certain supplements we need to be taking in addition to that. So you get all of that happening, so you've gotten rid of toxins, and you've now you're eating and satisfying your requirements for physiology, and you'll find that there's uh there's nothing going on there. Now, uh, is there a toxin? Yeah, and you'll as part of your cleanse, there's different uh detoxification processes, procedures, such as chelation is one, uh, and uh you know, co uh colonics, enemas, lymphatic work, uh, there's binders, there's all kinds of ways, things that can assist in uh detoxification. Yeah, and then restoring your gut biome, restoring the health to your gut biome. So if this really a pain, so Jessica, if I talk to you, I'd ask you, are you having uh any changes in your menstrual cycle or uh does the pain hurt more under certain situations? Is there anything that could relieve the pain? If you touch it, does it hurt? Or so there's a lot of things that I could interact with you. That's why if you join the um one of the groups, you could join you could join you could join uh the health and healing group. So just go to drloading.com, drloading.com, and join the group so that we can meet every week uh and have a zoom and talk and figure these things out. But you're right, start the cleanse and all that, because that's the way you whatever it would whatever you discovered that it is, that's what you're gonna do anyway. You're gonna have to cleanse. One second. All right, good. So let's take just real quickly, Helen, uh iodine, yes, very important, but it's just not the only thing you should do. You gotta do a lot of stuff, and if you think it's the pre-CFC growth, join the CFC group and let's talk. So I'd like to help you not get ripped up and beaten up by by the season by the system, which they do. It's what they do. They don't do something else. One thing they don't do, and if you're any allopaths out there, you talk to me personally, tell me that what I'm saying is not true. The one thing they don't do is help you. Oh, yeah, they'll give you a pain medicine, they'll uh you know try to hide it from you so you can't see it anymore, but they don't care what it is, and they don't care if it goes away. In fact, they need you to come back. That's their business. So the whole thing is sick. Uh but anyway, so before they beat you up, so it's not just nasin iodine. You need the iodine, not just the iodide. And nasin iodine usually refers to the potassium iodide. So pre-cancerous, yeah, so the iodine is gonna help, absolutely. You get the lugols, uh 5%, 7%, whatever it is. And and pre-listen, I'm gonna use that word for one second, pre-cancerous. I won't say it again, but pre-CFC. What does that mean? It means it's not CFC, it's not cancer, it's not CFC, but it's pre-means it's going to be. That's like pre-boarding. When uh you're in the airport and they tell you uh you've been sitting there in the boarding area, waiting, and after 40 minutes or so, the the crew shows up and says, All right, we're gonna start pre-boarding. Well, what have I been doing for the last 45 minutes? I've been pre-boarding. What? Because I'm gonna board and I was before so it's a whole all of these words are ridiculous. So pre so anyway, um, anyway, it's it's these words that don't they got you. You see what they did? They stuck that word in, even the way they put the word pre, that means nothing. You didn't hear pre, you heard the second part. All right, they will scare you and him to the point of not being able to think clearly, and you'll agree to having your ear chopped off or your toe cut off. I it sounds like I'm being facetious and I am, but uh to to make a point. These guys are insane. And they're not they're not gonna so I'd like to know if applying a drop of what uh Lugalls. Lugalls liquid, 5%, 7%, so throughout the day. And I don't know what you mean by I don't know, excuse me. I don't know if it's uh an ulcer or a bump or anything. So anyway, so that's that's that, Helen. Uh yeah, the answer is yes. So let's move over here to uh the guys that are um asking questions. Uh thank you, Sylvia. Sylvia? Uh there's a quick and right at the top here. Can a fast cause tumors to grow? No, a fast won't cause it to grow. Tumors grow. Um, and uh maybe in the early part of a fast, things will still be growing, and but there'll become a point where the where it will stop. But it's not that the and even in the early part of the fast, the fast did not cause it. It just hasn't yet stopped it. That's all. But it's on its way to stopping it. Uh there are they are saying iramectin and fab, you guys come fabazol are now exposed to nano. You mean nano, uh, what do you mean by nano? Come on, you guys, don't let's don't you don't use just save the full thing. What are you talking about? Nano what? Nano? So my thoughts are well. So what are your thoughts on zeolite for heavy metal detox? Uh zeolite's great, but it's um, you know, if you've got a substantial amount of heavy metals in you, um, you've got to do something stronger than zeolite. Zeolite's uh and it's good as an adjunct and it's good for long. Um but if you have a if you have a a fairly heavy burden of heavy metals, uh, it's really important to do something like that. And you can use botanicals, but you want to use just botanicals, there's a lot of them. And you there's chloral there's a lot of them that you can use. Uh and you can use the zeolite. But depends on your situation. If you're feel like you're pretty you're pretty healthy because you have energy and all that, then yeah, sure, that would be fine. But if you've got some problems that would result, let's say from multiple enzymes being not not functioning due to heavy metals, or uh, you know, a specific thing like uh like a chronic nausea, itching or pain or or something like that, or uh cognitive problems, you know. Um anyway, and heavy metal and heavy metals, then I would do a more powerful chelate and ps or eBTA. Um and uh but I mean but zeolites wouldn't use it for somebody who's extremely overlooked, toxic, toxic. I mean, you it you can use it in addition. I'm just saying I wouldn't use just that. Oh, what was that question I wanted to answer before? At the beginning, remember? What was that question? Let me find it. At the beginning, you guys remember? Ivy's um guys remember that question? God, I wanted to answer it. What was that question earlier on? I said it was a good question. I wanted to get back to it. Ah, what's the uh here it is. This is from Frank. And Frank is saying I asked about the connection, the connection between liver and uric acid. All right, so proteins which have amino acids, which is nitrogen, and where else do we find nitr nitritic comma? Do we also find it in uh nucleic acids like RNA and DNA? So they have nitrogen. So nitrogen is brought into the bios into the biosphere. So nitrogen is 78% of the atmosphere around us, right? 21% oxygen. And it's brought out of the atmosphere and put onto it in into organic matter by microorganisms, and they and they when they by putting the nitrogen on a carboxyl group, you wind up with an amino acid, and that's where amino acids come from. Right? And then um, so when we think about so the the way that the body um eliminates that is that uh it's it's it's broken down. Um you know, they they they they they like to call it purine food, right? Which is uh not necessarily is also from um uh you know protein. So when when they say what are purine foods, because that's what we break down purified purine foods, they're talking about you know, livers, kidneys, heart have a high have a lot of it, but you know, so does beef, lamb, pore, you know, all the stuff that people, all the corpses that people eat. So basically, we're talking about um amino acids fundamentally. And amino acid is nitrogen and carbon, right? And that's it. All right. So anyway, the how does the body break it down? It breaks it down by several steps, and then by the liver. Now, um in animals who are designed to eat animals are gonna get a lot that they need to break down. And so as part of the of as far as part of the uh metabolism, there's a point at which uric acid is the byproduct, right? Okay. Uh and excuse me. Anyway, I do this sometimes. I sneeze 20 times for no reason. Anyway, what I wanted to explain to you is that uric acid is one of the final breakdown products in this pathway. And animals that were divine designed to eat animals can get a lot of those amino acids, have an enzyme in the liver called the uricase, which breaks it down further. All right. Uh okay. Sorry. Anyway, so we don't have a lot of uricase, whereas a dog would and a cat would. Okay? So the uric acid is kind of the final breakdown product before we eliminate it. And it can build up, and uh, you know, if it's not getting it's not being eliminated quickly enough, and you can wind up getting, excuse me, uh, it forms, it crystallizes and it gets into joints, and then the white blood cells come there to get rid of that crystal, and they bite it. Excuse me, uh, the crystal it breaks apart and the set and then and and and the white blood cell that was there to eat it dies and it spills all of its enzymes and that causes pain, and that's called gout. They put people on a low uric at a low urate diet. All right. So but what's very interesting is that so humans don't we don't have a lot of uricase. We don't have uricase, we don't break down uric acid. Our livers also don't make ascorbate, which is uh, excuse me, vitamin C, ascorbate. Okay, so dogs, cats, elephants, they make ascorbate. They make it, it's not a vitamin to them. And it's an antioxidant. Well, it turns out that in us, uric acid actually is an antioxidant, so it functions as an antioxidant. But that's the beautiful, sublime, divine, what's the word? Complexity? That's not a good word. Of of our biology. Here's a break, here's a here's a product that gets it that gets broken, and this is all throughout our biology. Each step of the way during metabolism, and metabol metabolism, remember the biochemical steps that go on in the body when you're making new cells and growth and healing, and when you're breaking it down. So there's cannibalism and catabolism, and they are in total, they are metabolism, and that's how you use energy and all that stuff. What's amazing is that every step of the trillions upon trillions of ethways, these molecules have multiple functions. So here we are with uric acid, which is a breakdown product, a metabolic uh product, the end that we have to get rid of. That also, while it's there, forms as a functions as an antioxidant and helps us. So when you see a uric acid going up, it doesn't always mean that it's something that's negative, right? Because our body uses it. But the point is the connection between uric acid and liver in your question was uh like dogs, cats, uh animals that redesign the eat animals have a lot of it. We don't. But could I say? So here's a lista. Here's a question from Rafi. It says, I have a history of breast CFCs. Please don't use that word. Would you call it breast Virgo? Breast Leo, don't call it an astrological sign, but Rafi. Every time you say that, you wipe out your immune system. Don't say that, please. So, anyway, I have a history of breast CFCs and long-term IBD. IBD. You mean IBS? That's why I don't like acronyms. Let's just speak to each other, let's just have the courtesy and the respect for each other to say the whole word. Forget acronyms, forget all that stuff. Are you talking about irritable bowel syndrome? I think that's what it is, but just say it. During a recent flare, I stopped my medications, including Posia, and started water fasting instead of taking prednism. The bleeding stopped for three days, but then returned, and I began shaking. I stopped fasting on day five. Even after restarting a clean alkaline diet, I'm still bleeding and having a racing heart. I'm wondering why the waterfast didn't help. Well, as soon as I figure out how to self-publish, I'm gonna have this book published and I want you to read it. But fasting works. It's just that you you you hadn't done you didn't do it long enough. And if you were shaking and having a rapid heart rate, that it sounds like you probably have dehydration. You weren't getting it, you weren't drinking enough water. And this is common. And one of the tools that I I've that I give you in the uh in this manual, blood fasting, um, is uh how to assess your the the state of the uh the volume in your blood. Do you have enough? In other words, are you dehydrated? And it's something called orthostatic vital signs, and I teach you how to do that, and so that you could uh you could uh figure out if you're dehydrated. And it sounds like you were, but it sounds like you might even still be if you're if you well you still and you're having a racing heart. Okay, because your heart's not gonna race beats quickly unless it needs to. And what would what would make the heart need to beat quickly? Well, if at the normal rate, you know, a healthy rate, like a heart rate of 60, 70, if at that rate it's not delivering enough blood to the tissues, then it will increase the rate. Because that means if it's not it, if it's at the normal rate of beating, 60 times a minute, right? And you're not getting enough there, then that normal rate is not working. Why? Because there's not enough volume. So if you increase the volume, 60 would get it would would supply the tissues with enough of what they needed. But if you didn't have enough volume, you'd have to beat a little bit faster to get it there. So that's what it is. So it's called compensatory tachycardia, or uh uh your fast heart rate as compensation for not enough volume of fluid. Okay, that's one reason for a rapid heart rate. You know, there are other ones that could be hormones, it could be medications. There's many other reasons. It could be anemia, which so a pain. There's so many things. So I don't know. Really, I don't have enough information. And so, Rafi, join the CFC group. Group, go to drb.com and join the CFC group so we can talk about it. Um, but you're eating a clean alkaline diet, and that doesn't tell me much. I don't know what you mean. So, again, when we communicate, everyone, please remember something. I'm stupid. I re I'm just I'm not I don't I'm stupid. So you have to explain things to me like like like a baby. Instead of saying I'm eating an alkaline diet, say I eat in general, uh, because I'm just keep in mind I'm not that smart. So I don't know these food, water, air fax. All right, here's Gary. Wait, Gary say antiparasitic medic extracts to cure, you're using the words, come on, come on, hey, Gary, you're not new here, right? You're gonna cure cancer. So you're telling me that somebody that's born between June 21st and July 22nd, if they take antiparasitics, they will change their birth date? Yeah, I mean I'm I sound absurd because it's absurd. There's no such thing as cancer. There are chronically fermenting cells. Right, right. And you're saying because most all tumors are parasites. And Gary, you got that information from a guy named uh uh what's his name? The nicotine guy. Who's his name? Artist, Brian Artist, I think. I'm gonna make today I'm gonna make uh a video responding to him. So no, it's not true, Brian, and I'll talk to you anytime you want to. It's not true that uh all CFCs come from parasites and snake venom. Not true. And to prove a point is if that's true, then do a really thorough uh parasite cleanse. Make sure you avoid all snake sources of snake venom, and go spend the weekend at Fukushima in Japan, near the uh active nuclear reactor. No? Why? It could get CFCs? Yeah. So in other words, my point is this there are multiple, multiple causes, because we have to understand that a chronically fermenting cell is a specific biological homeostatic adaptation, set of adaptations with a certain in a with in a in a certain uh that that comes about by it by multiple there are multiple reasons why you would wind up in this last path. Right? There are many things to do because ultimately here's what happens. Ultimately, fundamentally, the mitochondria, which means the parts of our cell that um that use oxygen and glucose to make energy are no longer functional for whatever reason, so therefore the cell to make energy has to ferment. And many things can lead to that. Yes, parasites can, absolutely. Snake venom, probably can't, I don't know enough about snake venom. Uh, but many things can radiation, chronic inflammation. I mean, uh, there's all sorts of things. There's toxins. So a lot of things lead to this common metabolic adaptive pathway of chronic influences. Now, the one uh extra advantage of the antiparasitic medications is that they also uh the way in which they are designed to uh remove the life from is because they interfere with certain pathways they need to survive. Well, many of those same uh pathways are what CFCs use. So these antiparasitic medications also are are are metabolically uh active. So what was that? That's weird, really weird. But they're not. And if you thought that CFCs are only caused by by by uh snake venom and parasites, then that's all you need to do is take care of your make sure you got no more snake venom and take care of the parasites. You're done, right? No, not done. Can you please suggest this is from uh Udi, can you please suggest some measures to get rid of chronic gastroenterity? Gastritis. All right. So who was that even uh UDI. Okay. So Udi. Gastritis means gas gastro refers to stomach, not intestines. Stomach. And itis means inflammation. So you've got inflammation of the stomach. So that's what we're talking about. And we want to get rid of it. We don't want to get rid of it. We want we don't want, because remember, if the body's doing something, it's doing it because it needs to, under the circumstances. So we want to change the circumstances so the body no longer needs to do that. Because we don't want to stop the body from doing something it needs to do to keep us balanced and alive. We would prefer to change the situation so that the body did not need to do that. So if you're having a gastritis, now I and I don't know how you determine that. Or just look at your stomach and tell you that. Or are you assuming that based on some symptoms or something like that? But anyway, a lot of times uh it's uh one of the factors involved is when we get a dysbiosis, which means uh our our gut microbiome is out of proportion. You know, we've got too much of these ones and not enough of those. So it's out of proportion. Uh and what can be part of that is a particular organism known as Helicobacter pylori. Uh, and that can cause, you know, the stomach to be inflamed, and it can be develop ulcers, and uh ultimately CFCs can even develop there. So um I'm not sure what your when you say you have gastritis, are you having pain? Anyway, whatever you have going on is itis is inflammation, right? We talked about before. So what do you have to do? You've got to get rid of all potential causes of itis, inflammation. And you do that by getting rid of all toxins. It's always listen, you know, I I know you you you got you if I were you guys, I wouldn't tune in because you know you're gonna hear the same thing from me with almost every question. Because it's always the same thing. What do I do if I have this? What you do, whatever's necessary to get to health. What is health? So wherever I'm starting from, wherever my question is, whatever I I got a thing here and what do I gotta do? I gotta get healthy. Rockefeller got us off completely distracted. Uh, you know, I'm gonna get healthy. You gotta kill this thing, you gotta go to war against this thing. What thing? You mean the the the fit the my body's response to being toxic, I have to get rid of my body's response to being toxic. What? Because your your body's response to being toxic. And they name it, they give it a name, so it's now it's not a name, it's now a disease. Well, so it's it's become from a process, we've turned it into a thing, and now that we have a thing, we gotta get rid of the thing, and we're gonna use our military, and our military weapons are pharmaceuticals, removal, surgery, uh, and radiation and whatever else. So I got an ulcer. Should I I got how do I get rid of my ulcer? Well, that's not how we think. We think uh an ulcer is forming. How do I how do I make it not form? All right, so anyway, that's the thing. So right on, you've got gastritis, you've got inflammation of your stomach, whether you know that for sure or not, or you think that's what's going on, doesn't matter. Start your cleanse, do a long juice cleanse if you can, a water fast. Um, it's usually easier for people that are just starting out to do, you know, a a juice feast. It's a feast, it's not a fast because you're getting all the nutrition you need except for fat and fiber. So you're gonna you're gonna you can do it for a prolonged time. You can do it eight, six months actually. So you've got to start that process and re-establish a healthy balance of your gut biome, and then that won't be there anymore. I promise you, that's true. That's just as true as anything. See, I don't know. What is that to talk? Here we go. Uh how about any Instagram questions? How come Instagram is up and I want to answer questions too on you guys. Alright. Wait, uh here's Diane. Diane, Diane. I've been diagnosed with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis that is progressive and aggressive. They love those terms. Doctors have no cure, and I'm on home oxygen, but only about two to four liters right now. I'm not breathing anything toxic. I'm trying to figure out why my lungs are still scarring over. And how can I at least get to stop it from getting worse? I've read about a doctor doing something, doing s some studies using peptides, but my doctors don't know anything about about it. Any advice. Yeah, okay, so Diana, um, let me just help you with the diagnosis. The diagnosis means that they they they they they they they it's sorcery, it's a curse. They put they this is you're not Diana. You are idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. That's who you are now. This is you. And when you walk into the hospital or a doctor's office, they don't see the oh, who's that? Oh, that's uh idiopathic. Oh, who's that? Oh, that's uh rheumatoid arthritis. Okay, so you become this thing they name. So uh let me just tell you how absurd this diagnosis is. Because the diagnosis, what is it? It's supposed to be a special thing. Only doctors can do it. If you diagnose someone, you don't have a license, you're practicing medicine. Without a license, you can go to jail. Okay, so you cannot name the thing. So you gotta be, you gotta go to medical school. All right, so what does it mean? Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. What does that mean? First of all, fibrosis is what? Chronic inflammation that causes, so starts in producing scarcity. So fibrotic tissue is scarred tissue. So you've got some scarring going on. You've got you've got uh some scarring going on in your lungs. And that's pulmonary. Pulmonary is lungs. So we've got the fibrosis and pulmonary. Now, the first word idiopathic, it means the doctor's an idiot and the patient is pathetic. Idiopathic. No, but actually it means uh we don't know the cause. Idio meaning don't know, empathic meaning uh what they call pathology or the dance of disease. Uh so we don't know what it is, lung scarring. Can you believe that's a diagnosis? What does it mean? It means you have some scarring in your lung and we don't know how you got it. But we named it. Please understand that. And so when they say it's aggressive, what's aggressive? You don't know what it is. How can you tell me it's depressed? It's progressive and aggressive. It's also until we stop whatever's going on, it's going to continue. Yeah, okay, that makes sense. You have to understand what they've just done is they've nailed you with these words and given you a thing, uh, diagnosis, but but no answers. Fibrosis is the next step after chronic inflammation. So you get acute inflammation when you have an acute injury, and it and uh um, and if the injury continues to happen, it becomes chronic inflammation. So whatever caused it, I bang my finger with a hammer while while I'm working, all right, I'm gonna have acute inflammation. But if I keep banging it, I'm gonna have chronic inflammation. All right, so now the next stage after chronic inflammation is fibrosis scarring. So if you've got pulmonary fibrosis, it means that something or a set of variables, circumstances, cause are resulting in an inflammatory reaction by the lung to cure, to, to, to eliminate the process, to uh to heal. But whatever that is keeps coming and it can't catch up with. So it was chronic infra pulmonary inflammation, which at that point you hadn't gone to any of the Which is a warlock, so they didn't put a name on it. And now uh it's gone to the point where it's fibrosis. And uh so what do we have to do? Think about it, Diane. What you've got to do is do a really it's time for you. You gotta do a juice cleanse, and then we're and then we've got to talk about a water fence. But I want to get you kind of nutritionally balanced first. So I'd like you to do a juice cleanse, colonic, just do a really thorough cleanse, do some chelation, um, and start taking adequate amounts of vitamin C. So you've got to join the group. So because I uh I I I couldn't I would we would need a couple hours for me to explain everything to you what you need to be doing. But you've got to stop this. Look, they they already told you you're on home oxygen, two to four liters that's per minute for a probing the nose. Uh and uh it means why? Because the scarring in your lung is not allowing for the a gas exchange, for the enough oxygen to uh come in to your to be breaked in, uh, and also you're not gonna be able to eliminate the carbon dioxide as readily. So you're gonna get a backup of that and not enough oxygen, and you've got to use supplemental oxygen, which is um soaps. That's all they can offer, which is nothing. I mean yeah, the oxygens. So you've I I but listen, I'm telling you, you get join the group. Join the group, do join, join Hollying. Let's you can definitely get out of this, Diane. It promises we can get you back. Okay, but you gotta jump now. Do uh you've gotta go through some cleansing, eating right, making sure you're taking all the right supplements that you need to take, and going to bed or early. There's all these things you have to do, and you're gonna say, well, they're not relevant. Yeah, they are, because you've taught, we've all been taught that if I got a problem, I gotta just get rid of it. Which is the Rockefeller military paragraph. No, if you got a problem, you gotta stop. You got whatever it is that's causing the problem, it's got to be limiting. Is this you have to be brilliant to to recognize this?

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Anyway, we could help you. And then also once and during the process of healing, there would be some IVs too, some IV vitamin C. Um, DMSO is very helpful. Uh even uh nebulized uh colloidal silver. Uh there's a lot of things, nebulized uh NAC. Um there's a lot of ways of of of helping you to get over with this hard to hear again. Are you gonna hear me? No. Anyway, you can get better, I promise you. So listen, Diana. DrLody.com, join the group, okay? All right, please. Because otherwise, they're not gonna help you. Oh, do I have to reboot? I don't know. I can I continue to drop a freeze. Um, what can I put? Uh this is a question about Kathy. What can I put on a spot of pre CFC uh on my face? Uh so did they tell you it's a pre? No, it's pre. That means you understand if something is not something, it's not. Anyway. Uh pre. So they're talking about either a basal cell or a squamous cell, which are cells of origin of a CFC in the face or uh in the skin. Right? Anyway, so what you can put on, so there's there's two things you want to go about. First of all, you've got to do everything we've been talking about in terms of cleansing, so you stop doing it so that it stops happening. Secondly, what can you put on it topically? There's lots of things you can put on uh the uh 7% Lugol's iodine. Excellent. You can put on like 6% uh food grade hydrogen proxide several times a day. You can uh get ozolated olive, you can even get ozone gas. And you know, I I've never tried it, but uh you can put chlorine chlorine dioxide on, right? But again, please stop um put um making this happen so you've gotta clean your body out and start eating healthy food. Okay. But yeah, you can put those things on that I mentioned. They're very good. I mean, uh iodine is uh it's kinda miraculous if you keep putting it on. I've seen all kinds of things go away. Now look back here at nanoortowal. Somebody was remember earlier we were talking about the word nano. I didn't know what it was, so if it was trying to help here says nanoparasites or lipid nanoparticles. Alright, well, nanoparticles is a new um and very popular method of delivering s something to to cells. Because nano is very small, right? Nano sized, right? One billionth of a meter. Very small. And they package it in like a like a fat it's like in a little bubble of fat. So it's a so it's used in these injections that they call vaccines, it's used in uh some of the therapies they have. Um it's like it is a way to so if you have nano size that messenger RNA, you can deliver it. So it being in a lipid envelope, instead of free-floating in the blood, uh, it's protected from being destroyed. And so it's a way of delivering and not a nice thing.

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They mean they're using it with chemotherapies, uh, but they're also using it with uh things to hurt us. Jonathan, you're absolutely right. All right, so uh I forget what that question was with nano, but uh anyway, we're in a world now where we they're using nano with technology, which means uh these these substances are their their constituents are now so small that they're gonna be undetectable. They can get through anything, any mask or anything like that, they'll be able to get through. But they can be aerosolized, they're in the air, and so this is the world we live in. And uh where are we? Okay. Uh replay. Here's a question from O is that Omaro? Omaro. Is it small? I can eat nuts when cleansing, cashew's won as him. No, well, cleansing means you're not eating so that your body can clean and you're just giving it lots of fluids. So if you're giving it fluids with nutrients in it, then we call that uh a juice cleanse. If it's just water, there's no nutrients in it, that's still a cleanse. Probably parasites. We don't know what thing. You guys anyway, I I I can't I don't know what your regular question what your original question was. I forgot that. Um so I mean think that there's any where was that uricase replied. Um so the liver is not breaking it down with uricase. Right, Frank. So the liver doesn't have uricase because we're not designed to eat that much that that the that the volume of of the amino acids and nucleic acids. And so that's what it is. So that's one reason we see I mean, so so gout is not a defect in something because we already don't have that capability of breaking down uric acid. So if it's accumulating and you're getting urake uh crystals in your joints and they're being uh engulfed by uh by uh white blood cells that that get that burst and spill their enzymes and you've got pain, and it's called gout. It's not due to any inborn error or anything like that. It just means that you've exceeded the amount of uh uh amino molecules with with nitrogen that your body can add. So you start with what? You start with cleansing and then you stop eating anything that uh will override, will will be in in excess of what you need in terms of nitrogen uh compounds, which are amino acids, nucleic acids, etc. That's what you gotta do. Stop touching your nose. I have the same problem. Oh, okay, the my narrates are dry. All right, thank you. All right, everyone. Well, listen, thank you very much for this today. And I'm sorry that we had trouble getting on in the beginning. Uh, and I don't know what it is, but it was the restream. No, restream is this platform, whatever you call it, where Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, they all go through the same thing, so I only have to have one camera, and then Instagram is the other one that's separate. And so that's wrong. Instagram always works because it's direct, but this restream thing uh with there seems to be a lot of problems. So the only reason you're gonna have idea gag to Frank is if you're eating it. So by doing a real good cleanse, and then when you return to eating, eating England food, you'll be I promise you just waiting. All right. Everyone. All right, grounding yeah. There's a lot of good stuff being said in there. By the way, the Brian Artist show that I'm going to make you just maybe see that posted this week. I've got to do a rebuttal to that. Okay, go to the cop. Namaste, namascro, and aloha to everyone. See you next week.