Ep. 180 - Healing Without Fear: Reframing “Cancer” As Chronic Fermenting Cells

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Format, Groups, And Tech Checks

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Morning. Good evening. Welcome to Sunday Night Live. Monday morning live. Planet Earth Live. Alright. We got on early this guy. There you go. All right. Colleen. Good morning. Good evening.

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Christine. Good morning. Wolf. Okay. Everybody.

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All right. There we go. All right. Very good. So good morning. Good evening. Let's get started. Sunday Night Live, Ontario.

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Community Support And Weekly Zooms

Colonics, Chemo, And Neutrophil Safety

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Let me figure out what it was with the question. There they are. Okay. Okay. So just as a reminder to everyone. Sunday Night Live. We've been doing this for many years now, five years, six years? I don't know. But anyway, um, the format is uh that half the first half of uh the live the live stream lasts two hours. First half will be answering questions that have been submitted already, and I've got a list here that just came in. Um and then the second half will answer questions for people for the people are joined. Okay. And also, if you've got active CFCs going on anywhere and you need some help with that, you can give our clinic a call in Arizona and Oasis of Healing. And um be happy to help you. And then again, there's three groups, just another reminder health and healing, parasites, and CFCs. CFCs for those who are new is chronically fermenting cells, which is really what they call uh Rockefeller and his friends rocking the game uh because that's what they call cancer. It's really chronically fermented cells. That other word cancer is just an astrological sign, has nothing to do with anything else. So don't use that word. It doesn't help you, it doesn't communicate any information. It only makes you and being afraid is not helpful in any way. In fact, it wipes out your immune system when you're afraid. So don't use that word. Alright. Can you hear me now? Sound, any sound here? Sound, can you hear me? Can everyone hear me? Can you hear me now? Alright, cool, okay. And of course Instagram always hears. Good, excellent, all right. Cool. Well then where were we? My gosh. Okay, so that's it. We have three groups, right? The health and healing, parasites, and CFC group. And we if you're in those groups, if you join those groups, we meet at variable times. Uh usually Mondays and Wednesdays. Um same same time that we're doing this right now. Uh on Mondays and Wednesdays. So now I know it's uh the uh most of you in the world have uh turned your clocks forward or backward or something. I'm not sure because we don't do that here. So I imagine there'll be some people that will maybe miss the first or it's can you hear? Hello, hello, hello, Craig and note a note from Thailand, yay! Well, port of Thailand. Can I be heard? Yes, yes, yes. Good, okay, perfect. Beautiful, thank you. Um, alright, let's find these questions. Let's get right into it. What the world happened? There we go. Okay, I'm not gonna touch anything right now. Anyway, let's get into the first questions. Um, and just uh remember um uh we're Twitter and TikTok at at drthomaslotymd at the end, and then on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, Rumble, etc. or on just at DRTomasLoty, no md at the end. Okay? And you can find us. Alright, um, and the thing I recommend for uh everyone if you want to, you know, interact, because uh I'm gonna try to answer these questions, but I you know I can't ask you and fine-tune under to understand what it what it is you're asking. So sometimes it's difficult. That's why having these um meetings, um you know, weekly, weekly meetings, you know, close Zoom meetings uh with a bunch of you is is um much better. And we get to hear every uh everyone else's questions, and when you find out maybe this person's um asked a question that you hadn't yet thought of or took it, so it's it's really uh I think it's bet much better than a one-to-one. Because other people who might have had been going through this longer um will have uh a different perspective and their their questions will are are instructive because they're looking at it differently and all that we learn from each other, and then of course there's resources. You uh once you join, you're also on a telegram group. Um or depending on what what which level you are, you might be on more than one telegram group. And that's where we're 24 hours every day, seven days a week. Um we are all communicating because it's all over the world, and so it's amazing, amazing resources that everybody has and the uh knowledge. So, anyway, let's let's get into the questions for today, and uh the first one's from Kimberly and topic is chemotherapy. What is the best while doing chemotherapy for doing colonics before the chemo drip or after taking it? My client does it once a week for both breasts with CFC's. Alright, Dr. Kimberly, remember, it's not cancer because that's an astrological sign, it's chronic infermatical cells. Um, so what's the best though? Behold, the only controversy there would be with regarding colonics and chemotherapy is due to the one of the effects of chemotherapy, which is to decrease the white count. And um um we've talked about this before, we've talked about the white count, we're not about the white blood cells, we're talking about the cells of the immune system. And uh there are different kinds of white blood cells. There are neutrophils, lymphocytes, eosinophils, basophils, monocytes. Anyway, so it's the neutrophils that are the ones that are immediately there. So let's say uh a microorganism gets into the blood, um, it's immediately taken care of by neutrophils. So neutrophils are there, they also go to uh areas where there's a bit of an abrasion or laceration and then there's a wound, and they'll go there. So they're the first ones on there like the marines of it, and so without them, you can wind up having uh you know, whatever's there will start colonizing and growing. So you've gotta have those neutrophils. Um, so what happens when you have good chemotherapy? If it decreases your white count, we look at the neutrophil count, and the absolute neutrophil count is two or above. We're okay. If it start going it starts going below two, then we have to be careful about exposing uh above above exposing getting exposed to any kinds of any chance that it might get in our blood system, and that's the whole idea. So even brushing one's teeth, tooth teeth, or a constipated bowel movement or bumping into something in with your stomach or anything like that, um, can and does um cause uh microorganisms to seep into the blood stream. So a colonic could do that as well, just like a constipated bow, but a colonic could do that as well. So if the neutrophil count is below below 2.0, then you probably don't want to do a colonic. And unfortunately a lot of times when people are getting chemotherapy, standard chemotherapy, the uh flesh colored robots in the hospital, you know them. They uh uh the the the the the the neutrophil count gets out to like 0.8.5 ice just and they let it go, it's for some reason I don't understand. But that at that if that at that point if you're really that low, there's a big risk of it's called sepsis when they when they start growing in the bloodstream. So that's why neutrophils are so important. So that would be the things with regarding colon hydrotherapy. So I would just have the person you check, so it doesn't matter if it's before or after the chemosession. Um you know, once a week is fantastic to get colon hydrotherapy. Just uh make sure that the neutrophils are two or above. So you can get the person could simply just guess what's called the CBC. And the CBC is complete blood count, and it looks at all the uh cellular components of blood, right?

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Um, which are um white blood cells, red blood cells, platelets.

Peritoneal Spread And Full-Scale Detox

Pleuritic Chest Pain And Imaging Logic

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Okay, so uh and look at the white blood cells, that'll give you the different tell you what percentage of each of them they are, and then below that the absolute numbers. So if you're looking at the absolute number of neutrophils, so that's that. Now this is Sharon and uh who is a CFC member of our group and it's colon and recto CFCs, was diagnosed with cold colon. But Sharon just let you know you have two times a week, Mondays and Wednesdays, at the same time, to come on these Zoom calls. And we could talk. We can ask me a question like that. Say, well, what about this? We can actually talk, so right now I'm we won't be able to do that. So I'm not sure why um. Oh, you say you okay, so I was diagnosed with CFC's Rasley and I started chemo last April. I've been using other supplements as well, however. The peritoneal carcinomatosis and omental caking has gotten worse. Can it be healed? I'm a member of CFC Dying's group, but I haven't figured out how to submit question during the zoom calls. During the zoom calls, you just raise your hand and get in the queue and then we uh answer it. It shouldn't be difficult. I think you're gonna get a message from Alice, so please respond. So we can figure out how to do that. But anyway, they answer your question. Um, so you started chemo last April. Wow, so it's been a almost a year, huh? And you've been taking other supplies as well. Alright, so it sounds like sharing you you you if you're in the group, then you've you're you have access to something called the basic program. And that'll tell you all the things that you need to be doing. Uh because, in in uh when you have CFCs, it it doesn't work to do a little bit of this and a little bit of that. You've gotta do everything possible, and that is get rid of all of the potential toxicities in your in your body, and you start with a a biological dentist and you you certified by IAOMT. You start out with that, you do, and then there's also there's uh there's juice cleansing, water fasting, depending on on your situation. But you gotta do a long, uh long cleanse to just clean out all the potential toxins, all the toxins that are in your body. And while we're doing that, we're going to start taking supplements, the the right kind and the and and the right amount. There's not many that we need to take. Often people will come in with a bag full of different supplements, and when we talk about it, we find out that they're taking lots of different supplements, but they're inadequate uh uh amounts, right? Like they're taking 12 of them, and it's doses that are inadequate, so it'd be better to be taking just a few that will you have the adequate dosages at frequencies. So the ones that we f see as being essential. First of all, you gotta eat a healthy diet. Then we just have to be eating human food. And humid food, I'm sorry, close your ears if you like to eat corpses, but human food is plants, and plants that that's everything from the root to the nut to the sea, and everything in between. Alright, that's that's what plants are. Uh, and uh it's those plants that produce elephants, giraffes, the biggest animals we know of, eat the plants that don't eat each other. Okay, anyway, so where are you gonna get your protein? Just next time you see an elephant, just say, excuse me, ma'am, where'd you get your protein? Or she might even show you. So anyway, so eat plant food. You eat plant, which is human food. But before you do that, you want to do a thorough cleanse, which might mean a juice cleanse for three weeks, six weeks, eight weeks, whatever is required. And and and and by the way, it's not difficult. Other than that, the hardest part about a juice cleanse is the labor of making the juice. Right? It's just uh, you know, and then so you've got to sit get some kind of a system to doing it. And the system that I had used was uh I go shopping twice a week, uh, and then you buy all the vegetables that you want and fruit uh that you're gonna put it to your juice. Um, and then get home, you wash it all off, and then you take uh each bunch. I'm gonna need two bunches of this, one of these, you put it in a paper towel, and you package them up like that, stick them in the refrigerator. So when you need the juice, you just go in and you grab it, it's already ready, just you you juice it, and then you it's a matter, just a matter of washing the juice. And then maybe let's say you do that on Saturdays and then again on Tuesdays or Wednesdays, you do the second one. Um and that way you can um, you know, kind of automate the whole thing. But that's the hardest that's that's that that's that's the hardest part about the juice clinics, right? And the first four days you're kind of struggling with appetite, but after that you you you find food, you realize you're not really um hungry, what you thought you were. And uh and so juicing, remember juicing that and people sometimes get confused. Juicing is not the same as a blender, a blender is just blending it up, and you still got uh all the fibers, the blended up cellulose and fiber. That's not juice, that's a basically what we call a blended soup. So a juice is something that extracts the fiber and everything out. All you're left with is the liquid portion. Alright, and the and the and the and and and the real fundamental recipe is celery, cucumber, spinach, and kale. And then you can add uh lemon and apple, whatever combination of that, or you it you can even add other vegetables if you want carrots, broccoli, beets, you can add whatever you want, but try to get those fundamentals because we want to make sure we have um all your nutrition take care of. And remember when you're doing a juice plants, you're getting um all your nutrient requirements taken care of, except fat and fiber. But everything else you're getting taken care of. So it's not a fast where you're abstaining from nutrient intake, which is what a fast is. A water fast is the only thing that you're ingesting uh orally is water. Other than that, you have yet zero nutrient intake, zero supplemental thing, zero medication. So that's what a water fast would be. This is a feast, it's a juice feast because you're getting you're eating. You put the E from E back at the fast, you'll end up with feast, so you're getting a juice feast. Uh lots of uh in fact, what you're getting in one liter or one quart is more than you could eat, probably. Well, just that the maximum of what you could eat. So you can imagine if you're getting three, two to three quarts a day, what's happening? That means you are getting more nutrition in one day than most people get, actually, in maybe three months, right? Because most people aren't eating food that's uncooked but still has its enzymes and all of its uh micronutrients and uh uh and macronutrients that have not been um modified or degenerated by heat, they haven't been eaten. And so you've got you're getting really fresh, live, living food. Uh so when you so okay, minus the fiber, that's all. Alright, so a very important part of beginning the journey of healing is to clean out all the waste and garbage that we don't need. Okay, that is actually impeding, impeding the ability to heal and causing probably problems. Because it's these accumulated toxins that accumulate in different organ systems, um, and um it's the uh dysfunction of that organ system that we would it would be brought to our attention, whether it's liver or uh heart, brain, skin, whatever. Okay? So we have to begin by clearing out, and then one and then and one finish with our cleanse. Uh we can even start during the cleanse, but and that is we would start, we need to optimize the few vitamins that you just can't seem to get enough of because of our situation today on planet Earth, and that is that all the soils of the earth, probably except for some Christine areas that might still be left, but all the soils have been depleted of minerals, right? In fact, there is a report that I read, uh, which was, you know, pretty sounding pretty urgent about the fact that there was no selenium left in our soils, etc. And it turns out that was 1920 or 1930. So, can you imagine now? So, anyway, as a result, we want to take uh we need to get adequate as amounts of vitamin C, vitamin D, the mixed uh the vitamin A, which is the mixed carotenoids, and the vitamin E which is the mixed tacophrils and topatryinols, celery cucumber kale spinach, lemon and apple, celery cucumber kale spinach, lemon and apple. So the mixed carotenoids, which is vitamin A, B, vitamin C, the vitamin D mixed uh topatriinols and tacophrils, which is vitamin E. And then we need belatonin, uh, and we need to work on our thyroids, get those straight, and we have all that all that program, all that, all the methods for achieving this, um, are available on on the uh basic program. But but that's what we do. So um so with regards to uh omental caking and carcinomatosis and all that, that's just means it is it's disseminated within the within the peritoneum the whole abdominal cavity. Uh and yes it can uh absolutely be resolved. But it takes it at that point you really it's gonna it can't be partial, it's gotta be full on. So, Sharon, come on tomorrow. Same time, and let's talk.

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Alright, Sharon. Excuse me, Zim's.

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Trying to see something here. Um, anyway. So let's uh answer Cheryl's question here. Uh this is with breast CFC says she's a health and healing member, so she's in the health and healing group. Oh Cheryl, good. So again, February 17th was the big first beginning of these symptoms of slight dull pain on my right side. On my right side, I know I was eating gorging too much of whole food plant-based diet and following your protocol. Except for the gorging part in order to gain weight as I am underweight. It's not extremely painful, not painful enough to go to the ER, but my family is concerned. And this makes me anxious. I waterfasted the first two days from the 17th to the 19th. And felt better. I waterfasted for two days so did I think. And felt better the very next day, and the day after, no dull ache. But it has come back. I am in health and healing group and Vanessa and Darren suggested that there is nothing they could tell me but to perhaps get it image and to find a good therapist. I am taking lots of supplements from A B12C, along with the sodium ascorbate powder D3 to Merica PEP with pepper. And was advised from my breath CFC Healing Natural Group. Was calcium D blucrary, organic milk fistle in the 3 carbonyl taunt bioprin. And D I am. I have been using AI suggestions. And all seem to be working, but to breathe in deeply create a dull ache. On my right side. I also have mild stenosis of the spine due to car accident 30 years ago.

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Any ideas? Well, uh is tomorrow health and healing group?

Eye Lesions, Fungi, And Steroid Pitfalls

Big-Picture Medicine Vs Root-Cause Healing

Stomach Tumors, Parasites, And Sequencing Cleanses

Leaky Gut, Hashimoto’s, And Thyroid Basics

Osteoporosis, Minerals, And EDTA Claims

Diet, Vitamin D, And Plant-Based Nutrition

Fasting, Refeeding, And Scan Protection

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I hope so. It could be parasite group. On Monday, maybe tomorrow Monday, right? So please get on there, Cheryl, so we can talk. Now. Um, if it's pain when you breathe in, then that's uh so you say right side, you mean you mean right side maybe if your chest, the lower part of your chest, because you're not specified there. So here's the thing, here's a situation where we would talk here, Cheryl, instead of me trying to guess. So you've gotta ask these questions on the groups that that's why we have these groups. Okay, um, so you're taking lots of supplements and that's great, but are you know what I I would more important than that are are you how are you eating? What time are you going to sleep? There's a lot of really important questions. Have you already been to a biological dentist? Alright, so there's lots of other things besides just taking a few supplements. Like, you know. So anyway, we we really it doesn't sound like you're you've got you you you you understand really everything that needs to happen, so you should definitely come on tomorrow. But let me just say for now that uh if you breathe in and hurts, that means it's pleuritic in in in nature pain. Which means that there's a lining um uh the the the the chest, the thoracic cavity has a a thin membrane on the inside surface, and then there's a a similar membrane on the surface of the lungs, but and they're they come together, so the lung and the chest wall come together, and in between them is a very thin, thick, mute mucous type substance that is important, so like any part in our body that's moving with us, it's lungs are moving part wherever there's movement, there's gotta be some sort of like in the joint we have joint fluid, right? Okay, that's the same kind of fluid that's there um between the lung, also where the heart's moving it because the heart's in a sack called the pericardium, and it's it is so think like the lung if anything gets in there if that's disturbed, and either like air gets in there and you get what's called a pneumothorax, or there's uh something in there that uh that causes pain when the movement which is what you seem to have. So there's something in your lung that if you say right side, then we Know there's something going on with the pleura on the right side of your right lung from what you're describing. And if you come on tomorrow, we could talk about this more detail to find out. But if that's the case, um, then um, you know, I need to ask you a lot of the questions. Are you short of breath? So, you gotta join tomorrow. So, so you know what could be caught causing it? There's a situation where you just become inflamed in that area between those two uh tissues where the meat. So, anyway, if there's inflammation in there, it's called pleuritis, itis meaning inflammation, alright? Um, and that's gonna cause pain every time you breathe. Every time you breathe and move, it's gonna cause pain. Okay, and you could have a pleural fusion in there, you could have air in there. There's lots of things that could be going on. There could be an exudative substance in there, transudative. So, anyway, lots of things could be going on. We need to know what that is. Alright? That's uh or how to deal with it. So, what we would do in that case is we'd probably get an X-ray or a CT to see what's going on. Um, but I would have to see you. I mean, how are you breathing? Are you short of breath? There's a lot of things that we need to know in order to take this further. So please contact me. Now, okay, the next person is Gary. And topic is other, I have an eye issue, a blind spot. I went to see a doctor and have have to get sh shot to my eye. He said it was histoplasmosis. I looked it up and it's a fungus. Now I wonder why I did not get prescription for fungus. Anything I can do. Yeah, you know, the thing with histoplasmosis is that it is uh it's a fungus, uh, it's in the soil. You can breathe it in, that's how it usually happens. But you know, it's endemic to areas like Ohio, you know, the Ohio River and around around that area there. Um, although it's in other places, but pretty much endemic there. And it's very unusual for it to go to the eye. Okay? If it causes a problem, it's usually in the lungs. The problem is they don't, these the doctors they don't do what one would think they should do, and that is try to get a sample of of of of of something like from your eye or from your lung or wherever it is, and try to grow in the laboratory and see if we get we there is an organism in the ball. Because the the way that they diagnose uh ocular histoplasmosis is by doing different kinds of imaging, and they look for this triad of findings, right? They look for swelling around the uh optic nerve, they look for little spots, um, and they look for potentially new blood vessel growing. But that triad of findings can be found in many other things, so it's it's that's why they call it the diagnosis presumptive, they presume, but they don't know. Anyway, so what they usually give as an injection, if you're crazy enough to do that, is a steroid, which doesn't make any sense because if you give if you if you give steroids in the presence of a fungus, you make them blunt. So I don't understand this. But there's no way for them to get a sample in your eye. So to say that you have histoplasmosis is uh a guess, and the ocular histoplasmosis is a guess. Whether or not it's true, uh, we don't know. And then and unless we're able to get a sample of something in your eye, then you wouldn't know. But they don't do that. But just keep in mind that it can mean it can mean many other things, and uh when you give a steroid, when when they give steroids, when doctors give steroids, that's because they don't know what to do. It's like the final thing, okay. Well, uh nothing worked, let me just give steroids. Because steroids just wipe out, I just wipe out the immune system, which is usually what's causing the symptoms, because it's the immune system trying to take care of things. And so, if you wipe that out, all of a sudden you don't feel your immune response. So that's good, huh? No. Because you need an immune response. So it's uh yeah, yeah, but that's what they get. So they get they get a steroid. So steroids again are what when doctors don't know what else to do. Now wait, let me just put this back here so I can see what's going on here. Okay, so anyway, so just to re- uh as a reminder, so there's this triad of s these triad of findings, right? Where you've got these little white spots, you've got swelling around the optic nerve, and got uh some new blood vessel both. So one of the treatments they give is uh anti-angiogenic treatments like what avacid, which is what they give was it's part of the chemotherapy regimens for CFCFCs, is to give something like that. But guess what's guess what are really powerful anti-uh angiogenic probably the most powerful is vitamin C. And then there's curcum, and there's uh quercet, and there's so many amazing non-toxic ways of dealing with blood vessel growth. It's called neovascularization or angiogenesis, right? But remember that so this can be many different things. It it it they're it they're presuming it's it's deplasmus, you know, but you know, multifocal chorditis and panutheitis is another another one they call punctate inner choroidopathy, sarcoidotes, ocular toxoplasmas, and even syphilis and tuberculosis has been but so again it's a presumptive diagnosis that to give steroids is the thing is you never give steroids with funguses because they're gonna grow. So that that just doesn't make any sense to me. You know, but so have you traveled to the Ohio or Mississippi River Valley air? That's something to put in my. The other thing they think that happens is that you were exposed at one point, and then your immune system developed this inflammatory response, which is what's causing it, causing the problems. So it's no longer the thing, it's your immune system has gotten out of hand. And so there's steroids who take care of that. And they even claim that there are genetic factors. Can you imagine having a genetic factor that predisposes you to gistoplasm? That's almost as far-fetched as the Big Bang. Bizarre. Anyway, they have to come up with these stuff all of the time. Alright? Now, you know, they can do studies on the blood, they can look for antigens and antibodies. Uh, very difficult to find the antigen test would be if they could find it, but if if you know, and they're even the PCR, which again, uh Kerry Mullis, who's the inventor of the PCR and who won the Nobel Prize for it, um, who was uh murdered in 2019, just prior to the uh Great Hoax 2020. And the reason he was is because we don't what no sound where you gotta Hello? Is there any sound on Instagram though? Can you guys hear? Hello, hello, hello, hello. Instagram, are we still there? Come on. Yes? You can hear me. Alright. Alright, looks like we can. Alright, well, I don't know how that happened. Anyway, that's that. Okay, great. There's all kinds of tests. And the problem is, regardless of what they find, there's nothing they can do anyway. So why anyway, I and keep that in mind about about about the world of medicine. They have a lot of incredible diagnostic tools, machinery, technology. And then when they get a name finally, uh, this is the cause. They don't know what to do with it except bomb it and kill it. So that's that's the problem. Um, so as long as you're working with them, hopefully they're not gonna find. If they find something that they can name as the enemy, they're going to go to war against it, right? That's the medical law. That's the Rockefeller medical law. It's identifying an enemy and and and and uh uh getting your weapons, and your weapons are usually pharmacological or um you know radiological, zapp it, some sort of way of getting of killing. So we go to war against something. So instead of restoring balance and physiology and health, which is which we all really want, we we go to war against something that we've named. All right, so the the whole idea is is crazy. So um I would like to know really what was found in your eye uh and why they're saying this. And you're right, the question is, well, why didn't they try to find any evidence of it? Because they didn't they did what they did what they normally do, which is called a presumptive diagnosis. So anyway, I don't know if you're better or not, because I didn't say whether or not did it help or what's going on. So Gary, why don't you join the health and healing group so we can talk about this further? Yeah, now okay. The next person is Heather, and the topic is other what to do if you're told that there was a tumor found in your stomach. What detox should be done first? The metal or parasite? How should we do it? And we can look Heather. So, um, alright, so you if you were told you had a tumor in your stomach, um, alright, so that is um I mean, you must have had some sort of symptom, right? You had some sort of problem, pain, or uh when you ate, or if you didn't eat, or you know, there's all kinds of different kinds of symptoms you can have when there's something going on in your stomach. So I'm wondering what that what brought you to see a doctor who told you that there was a tumor. And so to find a tumor, they usually what they can uh if it's in the stomach, they can do endoscopy, but they look down with a scope at it, or they can do CT scans or different other kinds of imaging. Um and uh but for you just using the word tumor in stomach sounds like they did not biopsy it, which is great at this point. You don't need biopsy um stuff to help in any way. Um just because you get a biopsy, you got a name, you got a histological diagnosis or histological description, which is just telling you basically, well, this is a gland or it's a stroma, you know. It doesn't tell you how you got rid how you got it or how to get rid of it. Alright, so what detox should you do? You should do the whole bit. First of all, Heather, please join our CFC group. But um, there's a whole series of things, and you may have heard me talk about it in the past and also today, even a little bit. The biological dentistry, number one, by uh I A I A O M T Certified Biological Dentistry. Okay, make sure there's nothing going on in your mouth because the mouth is has direct effect on specific organs. So, um, and then do a thorough juice cleanse like we were talking about earlier. If you were listening, you do that cleanse, that's the cleanse you start with. And then then you will do your parasite, you could do parasite detox, and uh, you know, the heavy metal depends. If you're doing the metal test, uh you're doing the metal detox of IP with the doctor, or you could are you taking it orally like DMSA? There's different ways of doing metals, but you know, okay, and then the parasite cleanse, you've again we've look at your liver function, so there's a certain way of going about that. You gotta make sure your liver function is okay, and then and then the different protocols that you know about, which is usually cluziromectin, one of the beds of metazols, either fen ben or medzole, or albbenzo, etherbizy closomide, uh or prosequantole depending on the situation, uh, and then an antiprobazole like nitoxoxidine. And you do these uh, you know, three times a day, three weeks, and then then rest a week, and then three weeks, and then rest a week, and um so that's and where and where do you get it? You can get the parasite as many places you can get it. You can always contact my assistant at hello at drilly.com. But uh before you even do that, you've gotta be let's get a look at everything. Don't just focus on one of the but the that's an unfortunate thing that happens. A lot of people focus on uh uh the the uh the parasite. I gotta do parasite gland tool, or one aspect of it. And and remember, when we're dealing with CFCs, we gotta do everything possible. Everything. We need to do everything, okay? Which is everything from what the way what we eat when we go to sleep, movement, it's it's every aspect of our lives. So Heather, you gotta join our group so we can I can really help you. You know, because there's so many unans unanswered questions at this point. Alright, but that goes for anybody who's got uh thinks they might have CFCs anywhere. This is what we were just saying. Alright, now we're talking about Ray, we're talking about Rachel and the topic is leaky gut. Hello, please tell me how I can heal my leaky gut. I have hype hypothyroidism and Hashimoto's. Alright, well, um, Hashimoto's is the name of one of hypothyroids. Hypo um the only difference is between Hashimoto's hypothyroidism and hypothyroidism, without you putting saying Hashimoto's, is they have antibodies. They found antibodies. Um, that's what they call it Hashimoto's. Alright. And leaky gut, yes, we all had leaky gut, and there's a uh, you know, first of first of all, what is leaky gut? Leaky gut is when the tight membranes between the cells that line up gastrointestinal track, the tight tight junctions are loosened, and things are able to get through into the blood, la in a larger size or uh they haven't been processed, and that can cause problem. So those tight junctions have to be healed, right? And that has to do with, you know, again, cleansing and all that, but then uh people often take uh biocyden or some other kind of um supplement uh like that. Um and then uh there's acromancia, there's a whole protocol for this. Acarmansia are are are microorganisms that that uh are it live in the gut that heal heal leaky cut. And then we want to take glutamine, which is fuel for the cells of the of the gut, it's fuel in the alloy, which helps to heal it. So there's something called glutealamine, which you can take. Um and uh the biofilm is what why why the biocyten would help eliminate the biofilm, but there's other things besides biocytin. So the whole idea is this cleanse it. You need to cleanse your gut and and give it just juices for a while, do it a good thorough cleanse to give it a rest, and and also take something for the uh biofilm, um acromancia, and the aloe and um, which is fuel for. Okay, and sorry about that. Back, back, back. Uh, okay. Uh so I hope and by the way, you you're not alone with leaky gut. I mean, we all have it to some degree. And that's because of the the the volume of food we eat, the frequency of the food we eat, and the and the quality or lack of thereof um causes these tight junctions not to be able to heal quickly enough. So leaky gut means we're leaking stuff into our blood system because the gut barrier is not has not functioning and it's not functioning because it's been disrupted. So, in order to let anything heal in our bodies, we first of all give it a rest, and that's let cause resting your ankle will allow it to heal, then you you sprained it. So, anyway, you rest um your GI tract by uh either fasting on water or doing a juice cleanse is which gives it a lot less work to do. Because the juice is just, you know, it's it's just we're down to just basically very small important particles, and um which doesn't require a lot of work by the GI tract, so it can easily do its well, you know, so it it could it's got less work to do, so it has more energy for healing. Okay, so remember that when it's when it when the when the when the when the when a part of the body is not busy doing whatever it's designed to do, whether it's whatever that organ is doing, what it's not doing, it it has more energy for healing, right? Which is very, very important. So that's what we do. And then we, as I said, you take the b you take something for the uh the biofilm, something like biocidin, we can look up. There's lots of different ways of dealing with uh the biofilm. And then of course, um, you know, acamantia, this is a microorganism that's healthy, and it helps us restore that. And then food for the cells of the of the uh of the line of the small intestine, so that they're strong, and that's glutamine. All right, so that's a very good way of doing it. So now regarding hypothyroidism and Hachimo or Hashimoto Hashimoto's, you need to do that. I hope you've been listening for for a while because you'll know that we're all iodine deficient because we we don't get enough, we don't eat sea vegetables, which is our source of iodine, right? Um Japanese eat a lot of it, like 30 they get what 13.8 milligrams a day um of of iodine. And we get, if we're lucky, 100 micrograms. So if we're lucky, um, and so we're iodine deficient. So one of the things that one of the first things you do uh it can result in hashimo, what they call hashimoto, it can result in what they call graves, it could result in all sorts of thyroid problems because it doesn't have the the what it needs. And what and remember the purpose of the thyroid hormone is to live to deliver iodine to the cells. So if you don't have the iodine there, it's not gonna do that, and it's probably gonna pick up one of the molecules in uh in the body atoms that are very similar to dime like fluoride chloride and bromide, right? And it'll pick those up and then they're of no use. So basically, you have no you you you you you're you have it's as if you're not making thyroid. Okay, so that's it. So what do you have to do? You have to replace the the iodide, which is something you would do by taking blue galls or iota alls or you know, 25 milligrams a day. But while you're doing that, you need to make sure that your thyroid function is healthy because it's gotta be healthy. It's gonna take you at least a year and a half to fill up that the deficit you have with iota. So you do that by getting a natural thyroid. You can go online and get thyroid, C H Y, R O V N Z. You can get that online without a prescription, and you can start to take that in in um and you measure, you don't look at your blood test, you measure your thyroid function by getting your basal body temperature, armpit temperature, you know, five days in a row in the morning before you get out of bed, and uh average it if it's less than 97.8 Fahrenheit or 36.6 or 6.8 Celsius, then you are hypothyroid, low thyroid function. And then that's when you would take the thyroid in the morning empty stomach for a while, and you find out if you need to increase by checking with your basal body temperature. That's what you use. You can't trust the blood test because we don't know if there's iodines or fluorides or chlorines, right? I hope this is all making sense because I've said it a million times and you can you can find it at lots of places. So, so Rachel, join the healthy dealing group, and then we can talk. And we would meet every other week and you've got you access to No sound on Instagram again. No sound on Instagram. Can you guys hear me? Can you hear me now? What the heck? Instagram? Why would that happen? Can you hear me now? Yes. Anyway, Rachel, I just explained about hypothyroidism, how to take care of it. Um, and Rachel, please join join me on the health and healing group so we can I can talk to you, we can get this straightened out because you know, you know, the fact that leaky gut and hypothyroidism, that's what's been discovered, but these are all manifestations of an internal toxicity that we've gotta deal with that. So we want to heal these, we want these situations to heal while we're uh eliminating these toxicities and stuff, which is essential. So let's let's do that, Rachel. Oh, you weren't on Instagram. Alright, so this is Ginger, um, and uh says sorry this may be duplicate. I'm 66 year old, should I be concerned about elevated ferritin? 170 previous to 128, iron is normal at 132 previous to 023. I had parathyroidectomy on 5125, and surely after constant idiopathic shoulder pain, have recently had four cavities repaired by biological tetas. I have one cavitation that's repaired soon. I was diagnosed with osteoporosis, and a chronology doctor strongly advised getting polia injections and others like 42. Not only am I postmenopausal, but the parathyroid problem has contributed no doubt to osteophots. Are these safe and would you recommend? Alright, so ginger, your ferritin going up from 128 to 170. Um, your ferritin goes up from many reasons. If you if there's an acute inf inflammatory process going on, then ferritin will go up. One of what they call the what's that medical term? Anyway, if you're acutely inflamed, acute phase reactants. There's a lot of things that go up acutely when you're inflamed, then that's just because the body's inflammation is a response to some sort of damage and is trying to heal it. Alright, so that's that's what that's that's what that is. So that could be it. But it's hard to say, but still when we're if we're thinking of CFCs, remember it's the ratio of the ferritin to the iron. That is should we don't want it to be 5 or greater. So the ratio of the ferritin to the iron, we don't want it to be 5 or greater. So in your case, with your ferritin being 170 and your iron 132, that's the ratio is you know, like 1.1 or something, 1.2. It's very small, so it's not near that to be concerned about. Alright, okay, now. So that that that that that right now I don't see a concern. But so you're talking about a pirate a parathyroid acomy. So the parathyroid are these four little glands that are sit around on the corners of your thyroid. That's why they're called paratyro. And they have to do with calcium metabolism, right? So you know, it produces two hormones these glands uh parathormone and calcitonin. One makes uh pulls gut calcium out of the bones, and one puts them back into the bones because the bones are the are the s are the storehouse for calcium. And calcium is a very essential uh element and atom in in so many ways. I mean in so many ways how our muscles contract is all of our cells need it. This is very important. Um plus it's an alkalinizing agent. Like magnesium, all the minerals like that are alkalinizing, they produce alkalinization. Um so I don't know the degree of osteoporosis you have or any of that, but uh I know that one sure way of of uh resolving osteoporosis and restoring your bone density is with something called disodium EDT. Disodium EDTA is a chelating, but it has to be disodium EDTA, it cannot be calcium disodium. So you gotta find a doctor who really knows how to use disodium EDTA. If you do that for 40 treatments, usually osteoporosis is completely reverse. But the doctor must know that. Oh. Can you hear me now? You guys? Can you hear me on Instagram? Hello, can you hear me on Instagram? No sound now? I don't know what to say. There's no sound. No sound? No. Okay, so the only thing I can do then is out and in. I'm gonna close it and then come back here. So we're back, let's see. Alright, are we back? We're back, back, back, back. Imagine this week we're having trouble with that. We're having trouble with that. Are we back? Can you hear me? Over there. Hello, hello, hello. Can you hear me? Can you hear me? Anyway, my gosh. Um, so here we are, we're back again. Um, so the osteoporosis, the other drugs which they're doing, they're usually bisphosphate drugs, and they don't really, they don't really affect you, Karen. Fantastic. They don't work. All right. Um, and then diet again, you want to eat a very alkalinizing diet and all that. So there's a lot of things you can do, Ginger. Um, but um, the you know, and also when you think of calcium absorption, it's not just parathyroids, right? The other things that have to do with calcium, calcium absorption and calcium metabolism is vitamin D, very important. Um if you you're obviously in menopause, which means that you've lost the you're not absorbing as much uh calcium from your gut because of the low estrogens. And so using biologically identical hormones, we can restore balance. I'm not synthetic patented drugs. I'm just talking about bioplant-based, uh biologically identical hormones to bring you back into a healthy balance. Uh, and then so that with taking the vitamin D, um, and uh again, and then I don't know if your parathyroidectomy included all four or what. So, what's going on? So I'd have to know a little bit more. So, Ginger, again, if you could join the health and healing group, it'd be great because I can ask you other other questions. But it sounds like we need to get your uh uh you know, your sex hormones, which are you know, estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, get them in balance, your DHEA in balance, um, and uh look at your cortisol, because we want to get you your adrenal glands, your cortisol in balance, uh, your thyroid. So there's a lot of everything is all comes together. We have to bring, we can't look at the immune uh at the uh uh hormone system um as anything other than an orchestra, right? So you've got the thyroid, you've got the adrenals, you've got the ovaries or testes, you've got the tuitary, so you've got all these different uh hormone-producing glands and organs. Um, and it's uh so you you you as you realize the body's one system, so you can't just tune up the woodwinds and not tune up the brass and strings because you won't have a good symphony. You've gotta tune them all up and bring them together. So that's what we need to do. So that and then plus ginger and healing the gut. So it's all you know, if you look at everyone's question, it's everyone's question. Everyone's question applies to everyone else. Alright? Now you're seeing a biological dentist. I would get the cavitation taken care of as soon as possible. That's very important. I'm glad you're seeing one, that's excellent. Um, so disodium EDTA will reverse osteoporosis. I've seen it. Yeah. Not not any other kind of ET. Alright. Now. Shannon. Actually, I've gotta switch over now to uh taking questions on our where are we? Ah, okay. Any questions on Instagram? Hey, don't see any there, so let's look over here. Um, this uh this is from Jane here. It says uh if I join Health and Healing Group, do you work with us? I have been hypothyroid for years on level level firoxane. I'm diagnosed with osteoporosis, just diagnosed with osteoporosis this past week, recently diagnosed with a diffuse spleroderma after a COVID injection. I'm very overwhelmed. Jane, yeah, absolutely. Join and then every every other week when we're uh if you're on the health and healing, that's every other week. You're on the group group meeting and we deal exactly with whatever whatever's going on. Disodium EDTA, correct? It's gotta be IV, intravenous, it's a three-hour protocol. And the doctor has to know what they're doing, they have to have been trained. Make sure they were trained by ACAM, American College for the Advancement of Medicine. Should have trained them, alright? So okay, so uh, yeah, so all of these things, James, that you're getting diagnosed, they're getting naming, you're naming, naming, you have to it's all one thing, okay. We need to take care of it. Okay, so yes, I will work directly with you every other week. Well, and then you'll also have all this other resources. So, it's a good idea, okay? No sound on Facebook. Is there sound? What? Left Instagram. I don't like Instagram. You can hear me, okay, good. Alright, good. Okay, so here's a question from Cynthia here. She said, How can we safely get more calcium if needed? Well, calcium is in plants, you know, like I mean, I don't think of a plant that doesn't have it. Um, and the reason the reason it's good to get your minerals through plants is because the plants have chelated them to uh either an organic acid or an amino acid, which means you can absorb it, it'll get into your body. A lot a lot of times, like for example, if we have if we were to pick up some uh some some you know handful of earth and it had calcium and magnesium and we ate it, uh we would absorb right very little, not not enough. And so that's why we need the plants, because the plants will connect them to a molecule that our body will absorb. Alright, so that's why it's very important. So, getting more calcium is making sure that you're eating a source of it, which is that, which would be, as I said, plants. Um, you can also take a calcium supplement, there's different kinds of calcium supplements, liquidate, or you could take what would make more sense was a multi-mineral complex. There's one by Designs for Health that I like multi-mineral complex. And it's got all of them, it's got magnesium, calcium, selenium, zinc, it's got everything. So I take three twice a day, it just gives me what I need. Uh, but then you're eating lots of plants, you're gonna get calcium and magnesium anyway as well. The other thing is making sure you're taking a lot of vitamin D so that you can um absorb that which you're eating, right? That's very important. You need to absorb it. And secondly, the uh, you know, your hormone, your hormonal system, right? So if you're post if you're if you're postmenopause as a female or post-andropause as a male, then um your hormones have are are out of balance comp you know compared to a healthy per a younger person who doesn't have that yet. So what happens when we go through menopause or andropause is we stop producing hormones as much. We have a hormone deficit. And those hormones have much greater effect than just uh you know reproduction. They have a much greater effect. And um and one of them is the absorp the ability to absorb calcium. Alright? Very important. So, no foul on so wait a minute, is there no sound on Facebook? How much vitamin D? Uh well I take 30 to 40,000 a day units a day. Alright, I like to keep my level above 120. At least 120. Alright. Vitamin C supplement? Uh it's gotta be di it's gotta be a liposomal, sodium ascorbi, liposomal, sodium scorbi. There's lots of those. Just go online. Uh the one that we use often is lemon just showing I can't show two images. It's called sun lipid. So sun lipid liposome isn't, I guess, the name of it. Uh it's liposomal vitamin C. It's a thousand milligram packages, and you take okay, two of them four times a day. You can get it at Iger. Alright, now, um good. So that has to take 50,000, that's great. It's great. And uh, because but you know, there's a lot there was a lot of stuff that's just not true. They've got everyone afraid that we're gonna get too much vitamin D, it's toxic, and all that, and it's it's just it's just you know keep your level up around 120. Your diet, which in my diet be my thing your diet needs to be plants, vegetables. That's what we need to be eating plants, because with plants we're gonna get all of our nutrient requirements met. All of them. We're gonna get our amino acids, we're gonna get our fats, we're gonna get because we're eating the the nuts and the seeds, we're gonna get our fats, we're gonna get our carbs, we're gonna get our phytonutrients, our um um all we're gonna get, our chelated minerals, everything we're gonna get from plants. All right, so that's that. And uh excuse me. What's this good? The link for the whole protocol for CFCs. Yeah, well, for CFCs, uh, go go to drody.com and join the uh CFC group, which is what please don't use the other word, uh Sagittarius or or um or Leo or Gemini or uh Taurus or Cancer or Scorpio, none of them are what's going on in someone's body, what's going on in someone's body of chronically permittive cells, okay? So that but come in and join the group of the help, the CFC group, and give more than just that protocol, because you need more than protocols. If we just gave you the protocol, you'd go, What? Oh my god. We really have to walk our way through it. Okay. Alright, uh, so what do you talk about water fast? I'm on day six and I and do and so I so far not hungry. Wondering what to consume when I break the fast at around 10 days. Alright, so if you're gonna do the 10 day fast, then uh just two days of melon. Two days of melon, like cantaloupe and watermelon. Um, but it's only been ten days, so you could actually even have crunchow. But I start out with watermelon cantaloupe because they're the most the easiest to digest. Give yourself a couple days of that, and then you can move into blended soups. When I say blended soup, I mean, you know, you make like sp you know, you blend up some vegetables without cooking them. Organic vegetables, make them taste good. You put in whatever spices you want, salt or uh sea salt and uh however you like it. For example, broccoli and uh, you know, fresh raw broccoli with a bunch of uh almond butter, raw almond butter, or raw cashew butter. You blend that up with a little bit of water in there, and it's uh it's it's pretty delicious. You can dissolve, there's many kinds. You can do an avocado and spinach soup, which is delicious. You know, two bunches of spinach, uh the juice of half of a lemon, and maybe two or three avocados, uh, blend it all up, and it's delicious. Put a little bit of uh sea salt on it, and maybe dice some onions. Very, very delicious. So you do that for a few days, and then you go into eating. And then you always eat within a four to six hour window. You stop eating five hours before sleep, and you go into bed at nine. That's it. Alright, now uh I was diagnosed with stage three sarcoma of small intestines in the fall of 23 surgery to remove tumor and rejected chemo. My concern is the C2 follow-ups. I'm growing concerned with the levels of radiation, but I still have this need to know if there's the counts. Alright, so um, I understand your what you're saying. So so it sounds like the surgery was of 2023. Took care of it, that would be fantastic because it's very rare. And and and and and if and if they're still doing imaging with you, but nothing has shown up, that's fantastic. So I I don't really know uh, you know, any more details of of your situation. But um, yeah, so there are blood tests you can do too. You can look at the LDH if it's high, you can look at the ferritin to iron ratio, you can look at thymidine kinase, because there are no specific tumor markers for sarcomas. Um so uh they've they've got some very esoteric blood. But anyway, um but those things, those blood tests I just mentioned are would be be very helpful. The other thing, too, is you've got to make sure if you're living healthy, you've done a thorough cleanse, you're living healthy, you've taken care of the biological dentist, you're eating right, you you there's you won't have anything to worry about anyway. So if you're taking the supplements we've discussed, you're eating right in a four to six hour window, stopping five hours before sleep, you're doing your movement all through all through the day, you're going to bed at nine. So if you're doing all these things, then you'll you you you don't have to really be concerned. However, you still want to do the imaging, so just make sure that you know you're taking enough, you know, vitamin C and vitamin A, all that. But uh on the day of the imaging, you can do that. Take extra and also high doses of melatonin before the procedure. All of that will protect you so you it mitigates the effects of it, and then afterwards, you can uh take more or liposomal vitamin C, or you can get an IV of like 15 grams, not a lot. You want a low antioxidant dose, you don't want really high prooxidative levels of vitamin C. But yeah, it's uh you it sounds like things are looking good, but you Brad, you've gotta be living that way. You just you you if you haven't changed what you're doing, then whatever brought that about before is still going on. Just keep that in mind. Uh-huh. Uh and then good. Clear scans. Great. And there's no no questions. Uh no questions on it. All right, good. I guess not. Alright, so where are we here? Okay, so let's see. Um, oh my gosh. I just want to wait a minute. Where is this here? I gotta anyway. Um, so let me see. Let's go back to our questions. All right. Sc go away, go away. Go away. Go away. All right, here we go. So here, what is the question? Um, here's the thing. Uh, replying to Vanessa Fisher, bone broth is good. Slowly transition, fruit juicing, etc. Bone broth. Well, we don't need bone broth. Bone broth is usually uh chickens, bones, and who knows where those chickens came from or whatever. But you uh remember, you can get even more nutrients uh from making a soup from uh sea vegetables. You're not, you get iodine, magnesium, potassium, calcium, trace minerals, you get all that stuff, right? Um you can use kombu, kelp, carrot, celery, onions, shiitake, mushrooms, hardlin, parsley, garlic, sea salt, a lot of seed vegetables. You know, you can also um, you know, without having to kill an animal. You don't have to kill an animal. Uh and by the way, the most digestible food for humans is melons. A melon has just got some structured water, a little bit of fiber. I mean, we're talking about watermelon, but the most digest. So when we take people out of 40-day water fast, 41-day water fast, we do it with melons, okay? Um, and then uh, so remember, you can, but you know, by using the by using the the the shiitake or mushrooms, onions, carrots, celery, parsonic, garlic, thyme, you know, it's it's it's delicious. You can you can also add zucchinis, celery, leek. You can have all kinds of stuff, and you're gonna get all the all all all the minerals you get from um chicken bones and more. Because what are think about what the chickens are eating. What are they eating? Well, I had a bunch of chickens because we were hoping they would eat the scorpios all over our house, but they didn't, because the scorpians are nocturnal and but the chickens aren't. Anyway, um they eat anything. Talk about scavengers, including each other's poop. So even if I were an animal eater, I wouldn't eat chicken. Alright, so uh I was taking the f fenben and the ibermectal in the way you said in the protocol, but I was taking charcoal. Well, I don't know, if if not if you were taking it, hopefully not the time you took that, if you put some couple hours between uh take you you want to make sure you absorb the uh the the the fen band and the ivermectin, uh, right, because the charcoal just pull it out. So you know, that's the only thing. Um and uh yeah, so you wouldn't necessarily need to do that uh to take the charcoal at that time. You could just be doing the anti curves that it's and you if you want to do the uh charcoal, make sure you do it at least two or three hours away from it. So if you're taking the fen bed and the ivory micro three times a day, it's gonna be hard to find the time. I guess it would be uh if you took your last dose at 6 p.m., then that's 9 p.m. You should be in bed by then. Uh it'd be hard to do that. I would wouldn't worry about the charcoal while you're doing that. Just make sure you're doing the 3D tunnel makeup. And if you want to add more than just that, you might want to have a third one. Can I respond to inguinal hernia? What is that? Inguinal hernia. What's the question? So inguinal hernia is in the inguinal canal, which is in that crease between your torso and your leg. Right? You got your genitals, whatever they are, if you're man or woman, and then on the s and then they got your leg on the side, in between, kind of like that valley there. It's called the inguinal canal, inguinal area. And then there are hernias there, and we can have a direct or an indirect home, meaning it either comes through the uh uh, you know, through the right, right through your so hernia is when the part of the it's when the gut, the intestines, pushes through the abdomen, right? And so what happens is the the muscles of the abdominal muscles, if they're they they kind of spread apart and the part of the gut can come up through. That's called a hernia. Or it can go down through the ingotal canal into at the bottom. So if it's a male, it could go into the actually into the scrotum. Um it's a female, then uh could actually go into labia. But so what do you do? Well, it depends. Now, in a with hernias, you've got to uh there's uh they're distinguished by being called reducible and non-reducible hernias. And a reducible hernia means you can the bulge is up and you can push it down. You're able to reduce it. If you can't reduce it, it's gonna be painful because that means it's maybe turned and it's locked. But it it it you know, like it's it's kind of locked, and that's gonna block off blood supply, which can be very dangerous because if you're blocking off blood supply, then that part of the bowel would will die. You'll have uh that's emergence. So so if it's not reducible and painful, then you've got to get over to an ear right away and let them reduce it. They've got to reduce it. Okay, they've gotta be able to turn it back. And you might be in a lot of pain, you might not be able to do that to yourself. So, anyway, so there's reducible and non-reducible. So if you can push it back down, it's reducible. Um, and then the question is how much is coming out? Um, can you just wear like a uh something to bind it, uh, make and make your abdominal muscles strong? And you can do that, and there's ways of doing that. So if you work with one of our our people, if you join the group, you can work with Darren, join the help and healing group, you can work with Darren, who's a kinesiologist, and he would help you really strengthen that part of your body. So there are ways of dealing with it that are non-surgical, uh, but you've got to have it assessed whether or not it's or not, which is that's the first thing to know. Sounds like is reducible, otherwise, you'd be in a lot of pain, right?

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And uh need to know which surgery is best.

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Surgery for what are we talking about here? Which I was thinking I don't understand surgery. You mean for the ingal hernia? Alright, so here's Katrina and she's saying, How do you treat blood CFCs? In the same way any other wood member, the only difference between any of them is the location in which they started. Could be brass, ovary, brain, pancreas, colon, blood, bone marrow. But it's still the same process going on. And so what we need to do is we need to everything we've been talking about. I hope you've been listening. Biological dust cleansing, it's the same process because we're talking about the same thing, and that is aerobic glycolysis, which is defined CFCs. Right? It's going on whether it's going on in the ovary or the or the bone marrow, but it doesn't matter, that it's just the location. So the same thing is remove all the toxins, make sure you're well nourished, eat healthy food. Live healthy, that's what we do. And then there's intravenous vitamin C. So uh especially if you've got uh in the blood and you've got yeah even a high white count, there are some times where we actually need to do a um chemotherapy, you know, if the white counts are really, really high. Um, you know, we've got to do that. Like we're talking about 20,000, 300,000. Uh then we've got to do that. We did that with insulin and um low dose. It's called IPT. And that is high lymphocytes, I don't wait and watch, wait and watch. Let them wait and watch each other, okay? And you take care of yourself. That is start getting healthy. And don't just take ivermectin thembazole because that's the military approach. You've got to make sure. Listen, if you figure out a way to get rid of it, but you keep making it, you're gonna be on an endless cycle. You gotta stop making it. Your body has to stop producing it. Otherwise, you're gonna be an unending battle. All right. So that's gotta be it. All right, so please keep that in mind. And um, so Debbie, the whole the whole thing is this it's it's it's a matter of understanding when we're talking about CFCs, what they are, how they got to be battled, the quantity from a big cells, because they lost uh uh 60% of their mitochondrial, so they can't use oxygen. So they're fermenting. That's what they are. How did that happen? Because of toxicities, cumulative toxicity. So now what do we gotta do? Get rid of the toxicities, completely clean everything out, and then start eating real food, and then living healthy, and then we can use things like intravenous vitamin C, uh intravenous ozone. There's lots of fantastic therapies that will augment all this tremendously, and we usually don't ever need chemo, but if we do, we can use it with small uh with you know 10% doses and with insulin, and it works very well. Yes, I'm familiar with Simon Yu. I know him, and I got trained by him to do his AMA testing. He's a great uh he's able to find things.

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So let's see here.

Lymph Pain, Cannabinoids, And Lymphatic Therapy

Renaming Cancer And One-Process Framework

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This was from Mary Marie Christine husband husband has adrenal cortical carcinoma, rare and poor prognosis. 37 years old without left kidney, left adrenal spleen, part of pancreas, a part of life, and removed September 24 scans referred to January 26, a PET scan shoe for centimeter mass on the diet from scar. They pushed since 2024 for uh mitel tonic uh belly treatment. He doesn't want to do anything else. He is on Fenben, ivermectin, methylene blue, many supplements. But we need support. I just don't want to support it. So, you definitely listen, Marie, Christine, I'll do this. DRLearning.com. Join the CFC group, and I will deal with you. I'll be able to talk to you and your husband twice a week, and we can get this. We can really do this the right way. Okay? Otherwise, because I mean I there's no way to explain it all right now, and especially I don't really know the details of his situation, which is means I couldn't really, really advise in any way. So we you've you've it just makes sense to join, right? Um, it's certainly uh much more cost-effective than getting person uh one-to-one consultations repeatedly. Alright? So you know, join the group and then you'll have access to a lot more than just me. A lot more very important information. Right? So please, uh Marie Christine. You need support, you don't know yet. Yeah, there's a lot to it, and it is overwhelming. It's overwhelming. Uh, excuse me. Uh people uh I don't know why I went to bed at nine, but couldn't sleep till one for some reason. Um anyway, so there's a it's uh it see the problem is there's a lot of information here. And um I can't uh the truth is every question actually is gonna will get probab around the same answer, which is, you know, cleansing and then what we need to do to be to to to to to obtain health and balance, physiological balance. That's our goal. That's what we have to understand. That's our goal. So regardless of the question, whether it has to do with my my cholesterol's high or uh you know I've got a toenail fungus or I've got a tumor. Uh it's really always the same ulcer of colitis, it doesn't matter. Because it's all all coming from accumulative, accumulated toxicities, which we want to get rid of, and then we want to restore balance to the body's physiology, and if we restore that balance, we're in health. And we don't have any of the problems that we were that brought our Okay, alright, so that oh my map my manual's ready, it's just gotta we gotta get it published. The manual waterfast. Yes. This is in the TNBC, which is triple night with the press CFC. Recurrent stage 4 meds to a couple of orthones and I DMX five years ago. Decline SOC? Don't acronym me. Let's talk about let's speak. You decline SOC. No removal or biopsies of notes. Doing irimact and lebendosolph and pepticol, turmeric, berberine, green tea. So fair faith by the B. Dr. Moore's lymph for them. They are hard blood blocks, very tender impressing on nerves, pain is unbearable. Well, have to take adult and when this heels since I trust my bloody, but what happens to will they ever turn the fire? What absorbs occult, auxiliary, lymph node, cells, will they turn the product? Will they ever function normally? Yeah. I can't take this. So wow, anyway, listen, you know, um, Cindy. Sounds horrible. The pain, I I okay, you you sounds like you're ready to do anything. You're doing lots of different things, and but it sounds like it's almost it's it's an overwhelming situation because of the pain. Uh it's hard to think. And then you got all these things to take, and you're not sure what's the best. So, really, you need some really good personal guidance, and and the best way to do that is please go to drloadie.com, drloading.com right now and join the the CFC group, and then we can meet twice a week and and we can go over this with you. And you'll have access to lots of stuff, but there's a lot of things you should be doing. But we've got to deal with the pain first. Pain is always number one because otherwise it usurps your consciousness. You can't think of anything else if you've got severe pain. Just can't. Is it and even anything chronic? I've had people with chronic nausea. You can't think of anything else. Chronic itching, severe itching, anything like that, um, it's gonna just take away your ability to do anything else. It usurps your consciousness. So we've got to deal with that. Now, one of the best ways that I've have found to deal with pain, spin, that kind of thing. But you're okay, yours is nerve pain. Um, and uh so where it's in your uh excuse me, so it's it's in your lymph nose, I guess. That's what I'm seeing here. They're hard like marbles, very tender, pressing on nerves. Okay, that's where it is. So lots of things you can do. You know, one is you know, you've got to find a lymphatic therapist, a third certified lymphatic therapist who does ELT, electrolymphatic therapy, which are these little blast wands that can move the lymphanose because there's congestion in there, you know, you know, these in the lymph nodes, they're they're congested, and we need to move that along. So that's one very important thing to do. Um secondly, uh, you know, the whole cleansing idea, making sure we've done the biological data. We've got there's a lot we need to do, but uh to just deal specifically with the pain in the meantime, uh, high doses like 500 milligrams of a 4 to 1 CHC CBD uh oil supposit, you can do twice or three times a day to get to manage the pain. It also helps eliminate CFCs. And if you're doing it rectally, like at suppositories and it's in the outer two-thirds of the rectum, then you won't get the psychoactive component. You won't get high or stoned, you don't, you know, because it's a lot, no one wants it. Most people don't want to be that high, or not high, it's stoned. So, you don't want to be that way, and uh but it will get rid of the pain. And you gotta figure out do I need to do 500 or or maybe 750 twice or three times, in other words, you find the right amount and actually gets people off of any kind of um narcotics that they might have been taking for to deal with this. So that's uh so what so you your question is will they turn necrotic and all that? Eventually what'll happen is that the body will recycle, alright? Uh you know, once once the once would the biochemistry changes so that it's not leading towards the CFCs and that stops, then it will regress to be be recycled. Alright, but if that doesn't happen, if we're not stopping the process, and the process will still continue to grow, well that's when you get necrotic centers. And necrotic centers just means that it's it's growing out from that, because that that always happens in tumors that you get little areas of necrosis, just because the blood vessels are very uh weak. But that stimulates the growth, and that's how they grow. But so if we can start taking care of this, reversing it so that there's no longer it's no longer being produced, then it'll just re- the body will take care of it. And that's what we need to do. We need to restore a balance in your body, get rid of toxicities, and restore balance in your body. And don't get distracted by that they gave it a TNBC. Don't even use that triple negative. It doesn't matter, true. Think about it. The most dangerous is triple negative for CFC. The second most is triple positive. What? So I mean the whole thing is insane. And they don't have answers anyway. So why even they don't have answers? So why you deal with them? But you've got the right idea. You're looking at all these things, a melatonin type, saltumer, berberine, all you're sulfur type, you're and so simply you're perfect for healing. And you gotta just join the group so we can talk twice a week, and you're gonna meet all these other people that you're gonna love because uh they don't want anything from you except see you get healthy. Very unusual group to be in, but it's a good alright. So drone.com. There's so much to do. So because of lots of organs that I'm afraid with cleansing. So alright, well, cleansing is important always. Don't ever be afraid to cleanse. There's because cleansing is cleansing, getting rid of junk. No, that's never a bad idea. So here's Cindy saying that can you decline chemo radiation? Excellent, excellent. So now but now let's take care of this. You've got the right, you're ready, you're ready, and you're and you and you're willing to do whatever's necessary, and that's very important. That means you've surrendered to uh acceptance. Uh surrender doesn't mean I give up. Surrender means I accept where I'm at and I'm gonna deal with it. Right? And we turn it over to divinity. Divinity will heal. But we've got to do our alright. So Chelsea, uh, here, what about toxins and parasite cleaning for people with extreme cases? Up this autonomous autonome autonomous. Um my stomach can barely handle food. I currently can manage about 5200 ICU. Uh ICU is uh not sure. I'm not sure what you mean. I see you. Thank you, Vero. Thank you. Um I'm not sure what you mean by that. Um alright, so we we have to you have to uh so I got all these questions up. It's hard to wait where was I? Who were you talking about? Um so you're looking for guidance, that's it. Perfect. Just gotta join our group. So uh either health and healing, a parasite or CFC. If you have CFCs, join the CFC group. Go to drloodie.com so we can do this twice a week. And interact. So do you take a break with iver magnetic with all any antiparasitics is always three weeks on one week on, or for you it might be two weeks on and one week off, or four weeks on and two weeks on. It's you know, it's it it it depends on the person, but uh a good standard is three on one on. Um now, uh, what do you get nap to thyroid medicine? Thyrobants T-HY R O V A N Z. Online you'll find it. I urban with thyrobans. So, sorry. Um where was I? Okay, here's Shadrick. Uh is it for renal cell? Yes, remember the difference between renal cell, ovarian, brain, pancreas is the first word location. The second word is CFCs. So that's the same, that is the same, that is defined by aerobiclycolysis, the Warburg effect, that's what defines. Now the location where it started is the is why we see the differences, right? Because it's the tumor, not the actual process of CFCs. Yes, so please understand that. Very important that we that we don't get we don't get distracted or misled into thinking that, well mine is different. Well it's the is only the only difference is location. And if they say it's rare, it just means it rarely it's rarely been found in that location, but it's still the same thing, right? It's still the same thing going on, right? The CFC. So yes, renal cell, carcinoma, however we want to call it, it's so we do the say it's the same approach. You have to understand that. Same approach. Uh, Andrew. Hello Dr. What what then must nutrition humans should eat after stop eating meat? Avoid having any bone with bones, etc. Well, eating meat, you mean you eating corpses. So a corp you don't need e-corpses. Think about it, if right, we're eating energy certain vitality, right? How much energy can you get from a corpse? Not a lot. Unless you're a maggot. Maggots are pretty good at getting energy out of corpses. And feces, stuff like that. But anyway, the point is this you've got the whole world of plants, you know, spinach, broccoli, carrots, uh, cauliflower, bok choy, I mean, you know, salads, tomatoes, olives, nuts, seeds, uh, fruit. I mean, it goes on and on. Well, what the you're just not eating animals, but you've got all of that fantastic food. And you can make really delicious dishes without without eating it up. Uh, using a dehydrator and stuff like that. You can make things that taste exactly like lasagna. Or so you could whatever your particular cuisine is that you grew up with that you love, we can mimic that, make it healthy. So there's lots to eat. And and then the difference is this food is actually going to nourish you. It's gonna provide what you need. So eating corpses doesn't provide me. It gives us amino acids. You get that from chia seeds, but it doesn't give you the other stuff. It doesn't give you the other stuff, it doesn't give you anything else. Eating an a dead animal is only gonna give you the amino acids, period. And they come in a package that you don't really want them. They've got it comes in a package of fad and nasty stuff that you've got to get rid of. Instead of coming, instead of getting your amino acids in a package of uh like spinach or or in a plant where you get it, instead of having things you don't want, you've got lots of uh nutrients that you do want. So it comes in a super nutrient package instead of one that you gotta just take out the amino acid and try to get rid of the other splits. It's a big difference. So yeah. Um go when you join the groups, join one of the groups, join the groups, you have access to the webinars, go to the uh human diet. I have it's a three-part series of the human diet. Go see that one. Uh, and and it you know, you can watch all three of those, it'll discuss with you about food. So it's it's very informative. I think it's about uh what each one is like almost two hours. So it's a lot of information, and you can watch it over and over again. All right, uh, okay, good Marie Chris Christine. You say the oxalate war versus the carnivore is so confusing. I know. They make it confusing, but it's not confusing. They make it confusing. They've done it. That was their goal to confuse it. So you're saying, I don't know what to do, and that's how we are. They got us not knowing what to do, right? And then you got Zysa, are you oxalates? You're not gonna get oxalate. Oh, I've got it to okay, I've gotta do part four of this volume diet. That's in talking about the myths. One of the myths is oxalates, the other one is soy, the other one is alignnans, and um, what are some of the other ones? And uh, I I've got this whole lecture I'm ready to give as soon as I get enough people that uh wanna watch it. Uh but it's gonna I'm gonna talk about all of these myths, so don't worry about the oxalates though. Make sure you're getting lit-you eat lots of fresh vegetables, green, you're getting magnesium, stay hydrated, and alkaline. It's just the way this. Alright, you guys, so listen, it's uh 9 o'clock. Alright, so just to let you all know, we're gonna post the first episode of high-dose vitamin C tonight. Just to let you all know. That'll be posted tonight. Um, and uh, right, okay, so Angela, no. Hello. If you want to follow you recommended, yes, but it's not just jersey and fasting, it's an entire program. Okay, so please, please, please, join the CFC group because it's uh it's a lot of stuff, it's not just that. And yes, you won't need a double mastecting and chemo radiation. You won't, not only you don't you won't need it, you don't want it. We gotta do that. We gotta do that. So you've gotta please join you change the time. I know the time change is crazy. How does time change then time is not real then, right? Something that changes is not real. Clouds change. Uh I think it's real, but anyway. Um, so Angela Drony.com, join right now. CFC. Join, join, join, join so we can help you. Alright, you guys, I will see you next week. And uh aloha. So I dika namas thing, I'm a start. Have a fantastic week, kid. Uh, really. I wish we could all join these groups so we wouldn't only have to rely on Sunday nights. Because we've got Mondays and Wednesdays as well, and then Tuesday for Civil Essential. Because we we're restoring health is the is a is it's a big job, and you gotta it's crazy complicated. Only because we never we learned how not how to live unhealthy. It's only complicated, it seems complicated, but when you re- when you get down to the fundamentals, it's really quite simple. Imagine the way I look at it is this what would you be doing if it was 8,000 years ago? And you were living in the uh near the equator. When would you go to sleep? What would you eat? Just if you think about that, that's really it brings it, makes it alright. So uh all episodes of the red light therapy is out now, and the vitamin C is coming out tonight. Uh, okay, and then uh so anyway, sweaty got namaste namaskar naloha everyone. Beautiful week.