Speaker 1: 0:30

My name is Dr Rhoda Zion-Alawi and the name of my business is Nurse Tech Global. And we're here. Nurse Tech Global is an innovation platform for nurses to develop technology, because we're rarely recognized in the field of technology development, especially in health care, for innovation and solving patient problems.

Speaker 2: 0:57

Absolutely. Now take me back. What kind of drew you to this world? And kind of give me an overview of your journey from the start. How did you get to where you are now? Just an overview.

Speaker 1: 1:10

Well, I've been a registered nurse for 53 years and I entered into the technology space when I adopted one of my patients. He was born with a severe brain injury from birth a traumatic brain injury and his prognosis was that he would never walk, talk or learn. And I took him to Yale University and then to Columbia University to work with the top doctors to kind of set him on the best track and get the best intervention for him. And we were doing fine. He was overcoming until Wi-Fi was born around in the mid 80s when Wi-Fi began to expand and the wireless interface came into our world. And I noticed that when we put Wi-Fi in the house he started going backwards and he ended up in the hospital for a year after he had developed so many features and so many functions. And it's amazing, People are blown away when I tell them he had inordinate strength and he actually made the world touring team in Sealot Martial Arts and went to high school penang, malaysia. Yes, wow, it was incredible what he was able to overcome. But with wi-fi in the house he started going backwards and he started losing brain function and end up in the hospital program for almost a year.

Speaker 1: 2:29

And with that I went to, they were using a technology on him called a PSE machine psychosomatic energetics and the short of it is I needed to learn how to do that to help manage him at home. So I went to Germany and England and Canada and got into the network of medical doctors and health practitioners around the world using it, and in doing so I found out that it could. I found out what equipment I needed to put in the house and, working with the local military base, the nuclear engineers there kind of guided me with what to do. We were able to solve every problem. But electrostatic and electrostatic demineralizes you. It creates a stress in the body that causes you to lose your minerals, and I had to find a solution. So I went back to Germany looking for the solution and I found a bioharmonic and a way to make a bioharmonic, this little square that can cause your body to resist absorbing electromagnetic static, and it worked so wonderful for my son. People started asking me for the units and so it was born.

Speaker 2: 3:46

Wow, that's amazing. Can't wait to dive in. You've dedicated your life to creating safer, healthier environments for people all around the world. What would you say are the core values that have guided you through every chapter of your journey?

Speaker 1: 4:02

My faith in God.

Speaker 1: 4:04

I've always felt that that was my calling in life to show forth the mercy and grace of God, and I've always dealt with my patient and nursing practice prayerfully.

Speaker 1: 4:14

And as a professor of nursing, I was formerly at Howard University and I have developed a training model around using this, because it's the new medical diagnosis, ie idiopathic environmental intolerance, because people are getting hypersensitive to so much Wi-Fi and electricity, because it makes people anxious, and a lot of people, when you demineralize, you get weakness. And it's the main concern right now for pregnant women and seniors, because they're offloading. Pregnant women offload their minerals and they don't have enough minerals for healthy development, and that's one of the core reasons why we have so much autism Right now. We are one in 31 with autism and we're potentially five years away with three out of five being children being autistic, and that's already happening in some of our areas. And so I'm on a mission right now. I'm on a mission to create healthy, smart homes and I'm aligning with the new Healthy People 2030 out of the Department of Health and Human Services because that's an objective.

Speaker 2: 5:23

Yeah, absolutely. Let's talk a little bit more about your BioSmart grid technology. How did it begin, besides what you've already kind of described to me, and how do you see it reshaping the future of human and environmental health?

Speaker 1: 5:39

I see it as a necessary part of how we live, move and have our being. And here's the reason Because we have so much magnetism in our house that you can't even get a compass to turn north. So my mantra now is arm yourself with a compass. And what you're going to do with this compass? The first thing you're going to do is go in your house and point it north. If a compass will not turn north in your house, the magnetism of all your Wi-Fi devices is too high and that home can put you at risk for injury. The next thing you're going to measure in your house is your bed. You should be able to lay a compass on your bed and that compass should turn north. If that compass turns any other direction but north, you can lay on that bed and it can potentially demineralize your body and put you at risk for kidney disease, nerve muscle disease and pregnant women. That can put you at risk for injuring yourself and babies, and this is why Anderson Cooper is talking about so many women bleeding after they had a baby and having to have hysterectomies. This is serious and I'm sounding the alarm.

Speaker 1: 6:46

So I have developed a way to make a healthy house and I'm working on making a healthy hospital, especially operating rooms and healthy farms. I have this technology now system on farm. One of the NFL players donated me a 300 acre farm to solve all the problems he had, from the dirt that was barren for 27 years to the chickens that refused to lay eggs. And you know I don't know whether it's the dance I was dancing with them, with James Brown, I feel good. Club, give them chickens. Increased egg production, 125% in 10 days.

Speaker 2: 7:22

Wow.

Speaker 1: 7:22

Yes, I might have to clock a little broadcast. I get excited, you know what Go ahead? But it's tremendous what we can do with this technology and I'm here in DC now just to present to the leadership and present to businessmen and women to get some support around this, because we have validated and verified this. God has given me favor with NASA, electrophysicists from NASA, they have tested it and they are positioned and ready to go. Wow.

Speaker 2: 7:55

Yeah, that's fascinating. I mean, I feel like most people don't know about this. So you really are sounding the alarm and getting this information out. And, yeah, how does it feel to be one of I'm sure it feels like you're one of the few people talking about this information and really being a spokesperson for it.

Speaker 1: 8:14

Yes, well, you know, I was a novice at this and I needed someone to measure because it's on a quantum physics level. So I took it to Impact, which is the oldest, largest, most prestigious engineering competition, and I had the world to look at it and I went there to get a merit and I ended up winning the gold medal for the United States. Congrats.

Speaker 1: 8:32

Because, my technology beat out all the technology from around the world. It's the only technology that can keep you balanced when you're under stress. In other words, you had to hold your cell phone and see if you could remain balanced and no one's technology could balance them, but mine, wow. And so, having said that, you know you get beat up a little bit because it's disruptive and it disrupted all these technologies. Of course they wanted to beat me up, but I got angels to watch over me. But it's exciting.

Speaker 1: 9:03

But at the same time, it's a burden that you carry because you have to educate people in the unknown and we live in such a culture of fraud and scam. You know that I have to stand accountable, but the blessing for me is I'm a registered nurse. We have to go through FBI, cia and child abuse clearance on a regular basis. You can't have a nursing degree or a nursing licensure in America right now without having a severe level of accountability in America right now. Without having a severe level of accountability and having been a professor, I'm named in the 100 most extraordinary nurses in Washington DC and I have four gold medals. I have seven awards from the president of the United States, beginning with Ronald Reagan, through George Bush Sr and Jr Obama, and President Biden just gave me a Lifetime Achievement Award. So I've been, I've been through the fire and I've been baptized.

Speaker 2: 9:56

Yeah, it sounds like it. Wow. And that resilience too is very admirable, that you're able to kind of take the criticism and you know for lack of better words like the haters and just be so secure in what you're speaking about and your goal and your mission and your innovation. So I really admire and applaud you for that. Because you said I know I have the angels. You know what. I think most people should take on that mindset when they're trying to be change makers for what they believe in.

Speaker 1: 10:25

Well, not just that too. I'm an American and I have inherited all of these warriors in these patriarchs in america.

Speaker 1: 10:34

I mean, when I think about harriet tubman and how she only had the sound of a river and the light of the moon and forgive me if I have to drop a tear here, but I think about martin luther king and I have all of this, these people who have sacrificed in In fact, I read the book by Martin Luther King Give Me the Strength to Love God because he had to sacrifice so much to be able to inspire a nation to love and find common ground where we could respect and help one another. And so I have. And the blessing for me is I live in a country town where the farmers gather around me. Everybody with a disease starts showing up in my house. Listen, I have Parkinson's disease. Can you help me? Can you help me? Because I can't walk? I'm paraplegic. Can you help me? I could go on and on and on, but I know we have just a few minutes.

Speaker 2: 11:21

Yeah, playing off of what you just said, is there like a specific story that really sticks with you about someone that you have helped?

Speaker 1: 11:29

yes, but before I get to that story, let me just tell you this.

Speaker 1: 11:34

Excuse me, I have to cry oh no I'm a breast cancer survivor and I use this technology to manage the pain in my breast. Even I made it for my son. I was in severe pain one day and the Holy Spirit led me to get it out of his phone and put it on my breast and it stopped the pain instantly. Wow. And so I went on wearing it and the breast healed. They wanted to take it off, but I said no, I'm fighting though, because I had black massitis. I never even seen black massitis, I never heard of it, woke up one day and it's a whole series and I'm not going to get into that because of the time. But anyway, I had black massitis. I never heard of it, woke up one day and it's a whole series and I'm not going to get into that because of the time. But anyway, I had black massitis and they wanted to remove my breast. And so I went to the hairdresser and she's like how's the breast cancer journey? And I said you're not going to believe it. I said I'm healed. I said they can't believe. I didn't have to have my breast taken off and I pulled out my shirt to show her that I was healed. I did have the tumor taken out and she's like well, what are you going to do now? And I said just keep living.

Speaker 1: 12:35

So the owner of the shop came around the corner. She said did I hear you say your breast cancer is healed? I said, yeah, you know, I had the surgery and everything and I'm healed. She said, well, what are you going to share it with anybody? I said share. No, I don't have any plans to share. She said you're so selfish. I can't believe that you would find a way to get relief when so many women are suffering and you're not going to share. And I looked at her and she was 34 years old, with breast cancer on both sides of the breast. She said will you help me first and I wept and I felt so guilty. And so that gave me the fire, the courage to get out here and start making, getting it in front of people.

Speaker 1: 13:20

And the Republican National Committee, believe it or not, gave me a Congressional Order of Merit Award because I went to Canada to learn how to do BEDORT testing and to assess you using your fingers and no equipment. Because they said if we have nuclear warfare, you're not going to have electricity. What are you going to assess people with you? Better learn to have some skills that you can work with manually, and in doing so, I met doctors from around the world. That taught me so much, and I came back and developed a model that they recognized me for and gave me a Congressional Order of Merit Award for. Wow, a model that they recognized me for and gave me a Congressional Order of Merit Award for. And so Ronald Reagan also named me in the one in the most outstanding philanthropist in America, and my technology was named in the top 25 inventions for 2011.

Speaker 2: 14:06

Yes.

Speaker 1: 14:07

And it was just, it's just exciting. So I'm a fighter. Yeah, you are.

Speaker 2: 14:11

Wow, that's amazing. Kind of circling back to my last question, do you have a specific story about, like someone that came to your doorstep, like one of these farmers or someone like that that you were able to help? Oh yes, something that really sticks out.

Speaker 1: 14:26

Yes, the story that I want to talk about is I was in Canada and I met the former vice president of Polaroid and he had an issue, and so I assessed him and I said you have weakness around the middle of your body, you need to go check that out. He's like oh no, no, dr Lottie, I don't have any problems at all. About three weeks later he goes Lottie, where are you? You know you were right. I should have listened to you, I should have went right away. And I said, well, what's the problem? He said, well, I want to tell you on the phone. I'm coming to you.

Speaker 1: 14:59

And then I was at Cleveland, at the Cleveland Clinic. He came from Canada to Cleveland and I was able to rebalance him, put this technology on him, and he said the world needs to know about you. I'm bringing you to Canada. He made me the face of his corporation. He had me to do two of his family members homes and there were miracles.

Speaker 1: 15:18

These young men one had schizophrenia, the other one had a complete mental breakdown and God rebalanced them using my technology. And so he made me the face of his company that one of the gentleman's father funded for like 11 videos to be done for me to talk about this problem and talk about solutions for the problem, and he imported a capacitor that helps to lower the electromagnetism. So we have a joint project now between the United States and Canada. Wow, and one more thing he paid for nuclear engineers to train me on his technology and he pays for all of my platforms and activities at Columbia University and will bring his team to New York City when I'm up there presenting, because I'm named in as a distinguished alumni on the research team group for health disparities around this issue.

Speaker 2: 16:15

Wow, that is incredible. That's such a mind-blowing story how people can connect like that. And then what it can become yes, and how the world is connecting around this. Exactly yeah, let's see. And how the world is connecting around this. Exactly yeah, let's see your work with Agritech, solar and Nurse Tech. Global centers on sustainability. What excites you most about the future of green health tech?

Speaker 1: 16:41

Water. Water is in trouble all over the world in our bodies, in our oceans and streams. Why? Because electromagnetism from all the Wi-Fi and satellite interface. When it hits water, it swells the water molecule, and so the biggest challenge we're having right now is dehydration. If you can't get enough water inside of your cell to clean it out, you're almost guaranteed cancer, and that's why we have massive cancer in our animals, massive cancer in our babies, and people don't realize if you're a baby has cancer under two years old. The DNA for that baby was injured in their grandfather. It's called the second, it's called the second generation. It's injured in the grandfather. And with everybody wearing cell phones around the waist, we've got to get cell phones off of us so we can maintain the integrity of water in our bodies. And my technology is extremely impactful for water. It not only helps to preserve the integrity of the spin of water so that water can balance and hydrate us, but it helps to ensure the integrity of the molecule size, and that's why I have a system that is restoring barren land.

Speaker 1: 17:56

And speaking of farmers, a farmer was my brother. I have a brother that's an NBA player and one that's a retired NFL player, and my NBA player brother went to college with an NFL player and my sister died and we had a repass on his farm. The short of the story is he was dealing with all kinds of radiation problems on the farm. Everybody was sick, the cows were sick, the chickens were sick and he's like doc, can you help me? And I said you have this barren land, I want to restore it. He said but it's been barren 27 years. Are you sure you can do this? I said yes, let me test your well water. The well water was white with lime. I said I want to correct this problem first, then I'm going to deal with your barren land. He's like I got to see this because you know your family thinks you're crazy. So when I restored the barren land fully populated with grass in five months after 27 years, and the water cleared up in 15 minutes using a nanotechnology because this is nanotechnology it uses tesla frequencies to interlock and correct polarity.

Speaker 1: 18:57

You know it's a god-inspired technology. You know I love science, I love physics, but I I am not einstein. I tell people I just have anointing from god. He gives me visions and dreams and then he shows me what to do it, because I have his gift of mercy and I've always been the one to take care of the patient that was sickest. I didn't care if you were homeless, full of maggots, what your situation was. If you were on my team, I always volunteered to care for you and I did it prayerfully. I never went to work without prayer because I always I never wanted to hurt anybody in nursing. I always wanted people to celebrate the fact that they had me as a nurse.

Speaker 2: 19:36

I'm sure they did. That's so beautiful, too, that you have your faith to guide you through all of this, and it's it's really made you like able to endure, but also, I'm sure, to inspire other people as well. So I love that you've had that guiding principle. Speaking of kind of advice, and yeah, speaking of advice, what would you? I'm curious what advice you would give to young entrepreneurs, especially other women of color who want to make a global impact through science and through service.

Speaker 1: 20:09

The most exciting thing for everyone to understand is we were created by the Most High God, and on YouTube there's all kinds of videos about conception. Do you know? At the point of your conception, your life was ignited by light and because there's no one in the world that has a fingerprint like you, you are here on assignment to get God's work done. You are so precious to him he's giving you his own breath, and so when you go before God as a worshiper and say show me who I am in you so I can fulfill who you want me to be in this earth, he will not only illumine your path and expand that light he's put in you from the beginning, but he will cause people to give to you to get it done. I just went forth by faith at a point where I'm coming out of breast cancer myself and I have this sick child, and with my little resources, I took my teacher's retirement money and invested in this project and I believed God that he would make a way for me. And even now that I'm believing for a national rollout. And they told me the cost of a national rollout because I'm in an accelerator would be $55 million, just to put a million dollars in each state, because now that we have international classifications of disease codes in other words, the world now recognizes that people are getting allergic to electricity and now that we have these codes, there is room for innovation to solve these problems.

Speaker 1: 21:51

We must solve the problem of the fact that electromagnetism is too high in our culture, too high in our community, and we are right now one in 17 people getting a seizure disorder. I had a seizure. I walked into a building that was so high in EMF it was over 1900 biometric units of EMF and you shouldn't be exposed to more than 50. And I had a seizure in that big building. And I'm telling people we have to start measuring our environments. We can't live in our environments anymore.

Speaker 1: 22:22

And I'm telling people we have to start measuring our environments. We can't live in our environments anymore, in our houses, our apartments, our schools, with ignorance of how that Wi-Fi is impacting, because all of our kids, everybody is like losing their ability for peace and we are losing the ability for love. All the heinous murders and crimes are happening. When you are low in iron in the brain, you feel violent and you feel angry and raging. When you are low of iron, magnesium, potassium and calcium, you're going to lose your ability to walk. You wake up and all of a sudden your legs don't work and people have to stop putting Wi-Fi devices in their bedrooms. So this next generation. There are so many opportunities to sit at this table and solve this problem. Because I'm almost 70 years old and I can't do it by myself and I want to actually sell my technology. I want it to be acquired so that I can work with the next company to develop it for the next generation, because we can do so much with it.

Speaker 2: 23:24

Yeah, Well, I love that you have this pathway for the next generation to move forward and hopefully work towards more peace.

Speaker 1: 23:32

a capacity for peace, capacity for love all of that.

Speaker 2: 23:36

So I really admire what you're doing. If you had to summarize your mission in one sentence, just to wrap us up, what would that be? Let's, get it done, let's get it done, let's get it done. Yeah, is there anything else? I didn't touch on that you wanted to add.

Speaker 1: 23:53

Ah, compass. Everybody needs to go get you a plain compass from Walmart or wherever you go get your compass from and measure out your house. Arm yourself with a compass, because a compass will let you know if the electromagnetism is too high. And you can go to my website, wwwyournanoscom. We're running a special you buy five, you get five free. Free. They last an entire year. You put it in your cell phone case and it does amazing things, beginning with balancing your body and strengthening your ability to resist the absorption of electromagnetism awesome.

Speaker 2: 24:34

thank you so much, dr rhoda, for being on the show and for taking the time. Yeah, it was such an amazing conversation I'm sure our audience will love to listen and learn more about nanos.

Speaker 1: 24:45

Thank you. Thank you for having me. You have an amazing team here.