WEBVTT 00:00.050 --> 00:06.830 All right. Well, we're here ladies and gentlemen back with our good friend Adam Bigelson and the mysterious 00:06.830 --> 00:13.530 Josh Bigelson the other half we've heard so much about but didn't really think you existed. We thought you were AI 00:15.390 --> 00:16.470 Adams imagination 00:17.350 --> 00:19.310 Here I am right now 00:21.750 --> 00:23.430 Adams imagination AI 00:24.050 --> 00:27.070 But yeah, Josh, it's really really great to meet you. I 00:27.650 --> 00:33.190 Kind of got turned on to you guys Adam and I heard about you guys right before two years ago 00:33.190 --> 00:38.870 Anarcha Poco and I had been looking into like Dr. Emoto and all the stuff Vita Austin's into 00:38.870 --> 00:43.810 I've been looking at alternative, you know metaphysical health and things for years 00:44.350 --> 00:51.310 But I had never seen the holographic blood and when I first saw that I just went oh my god 00:51.310 --> 00:54.330 You know, I couldn't even I was like is this for real or what? 00:54.330 --> 00:57.810 Yeah, and it was really really a trip so 00:58.710 --> 01:04.670 For me, it's been a real pleasure to kind of get into you guys's work and hear the story of your dad and all that 01:04.670 --> 01:07.730 Pretty much the pioneer like you guys can talk about him a bit 01:08.430 --> 01:12.470 But I thought today it would be great because you guys have some courses coming up, but I 01:13.630 --> 01:18.550 Don't really even know everything the Bigelson Academy does you guys had do so much there 01:18.550 --> 01:21.970 So if you guys are game, I'd love to introduce you to 01:22.850 --> 01:24.850 Our fans and listeners and like 01:25.370 --> 01:32.070 Talk through everything you guys kind of do, you know, and then we can talk about the courses and who you're looking for and who you're maybe not 01:37.490 --> 01:43.370 Yeah, maybe I mean Josh, why don't you introduce yourself first since I've talked I've had Adam on twice before so 01:43.370 --> 01:45.810 Maybe just tell us how you're involved 01:46.470 --> 01:50.450 Nice. Um, yeah, I was I've worked I worked on it off with my dad since 01:51.310 --> 01:53.370 1989 I think it's when I first started working with him 01:53.850 --> 01:58.050 But it was really, you know 15 years pretty much side by side. So I was down there 01:58.050 --> 02:03.370 In the trenches, you know, I got to see some of the attacks and things like that towards the end 02:03.370 --> 02:07.130 You know, I wasn't part of you know, a lot of the abuse he got in the early days when 02:07.130 --> 02:12.390 The AMA was coming after him Medicare was coming after him and all those great people were coming after him because he got results 02:13.150 --> 02:17.210 Um, you know, so but I got to see I got to see people get better 02:17.710 --> 02:19.450 You know, I worked side by side in the clinic 02:19.450 --> 02:23.210 I've been doing the blood for probably over 20 years, but the blood is just a tiny part of what we do 02:23.210 --> 02:25.890 You know, that just gives us the view into the terrain 02:26.470 --> 02:32.750 So, you know, it's really the philosophy that's really important and you know, so, you know working with dad. It was interesting because 02:33.970 --> 02:37.450 You know, I always thought people go to doctors and they get better 02:38.670 --> 02:43.150 And then the last time our clinic got shut down, I had to go work with other doctors and it was like 02:43.590 --> 02:46.590 Well, what the well, what are these what are these doctors doing right now? 02:46.650 --> 02:48.970 I have no idea why you're doing that. Why are you prescribing that? 02:49.090 --> 02:52.510 What do you do and these were alternative doctors and I literally saw nobody get better in two years 02:52.510 --> 02:55.670 And I didn't understand why and you know, this was only 10 years ago 02:55.670 --> 02:59.090 So for the first 40 years of my life, I thought people go to doctors. They get better 02:59.510 --> 03:03.730 You know, I was like, no, they went to certain doctors and certain doctors could help people 03:03.730 --> 03:07.690 But a lot of times tradition down alternative, you know, they were kind of green allopaths 03:07.690 --> 03:11.530 So they were going out for the symptom. They weren't really worried about the cause or they couldn't figure out the cause 03:11.530 --> 03:14.710 Or even worse like we see these days. They made up what the cause was 03:15.230 --> 03:20.210 Right because it fits into their narrative and here's your supplement or here's your stupid thing that you can buy to fix everything 03:20.870 --> 03:22.890 So, you know, I got an interesting 03:23.870 --> 03:28.050 Upbringing and it's only been the last bunch of years where Adam and I I think realized that were kind of aliens 03:28.690 --> 03:33.950 You know, even during the the pandemic. It's like I felt like I got dumber listening to the people talk about health 03:34.530 --> 03:35.330 Right, so 03:36.070 --> 03:40.370 Thank god for Adam. I'll be very honest, you know, um, I worked with dad for a long time 03:40.370 --> 03:45.170 My Adam's always been you know, the kind of the teacher behind the scenes. He's the music guy. He does all the curriculum 03:45.570 --> 03:48.190 Um, we would not be doing this right now if it wasn't for him 03:48.950 --> 03:51.270 Um, because I was I was over it 03:51.270 --> 03:54.350 You know, it did not bring my dad much joy in the end 03:54.350 --> 03:57.970 You know, I had charges brought against me too and there was a lot of fear involved 03:57.970 --> 04:01.610 So for me, it was like to hell with this crap, you know, I want to go fishing 04:02.170 --> 04:02.690 All right 04:03.470 --> 04:07.650 and and and luckily Adam followed dad around the camera for years before he passed 04:08.170 --> 04:12.310 And Adam was really set up all this this university to help us teach 04:13.150 --> 04:14.710 And honestly, it's helped me 04:15.450 --> 04:19.150 It's helped me meet meet cool people like you steve. I've heard a lot about you, you know 04:19.150 --> 04:20.450 I don't quite feel 04:21.170 --> 04:26.310 I don't feel quite so isolated these days as far as talking about what we talk about that being said 04:26.310 --> 04:27.870 I don't talk about this in my everyday life 04:28.310 --> 04:31.510 Um, so it's been an interesting ride, you know, dad was one of our heroes 04:31.950 --> 04:34.810 Um, a lot of the courses and Adam will talk about that. We're designed 04:35.770 --> 04:39.990 We're designed they're designed to really make sure we keep the integrity of my father's legacy alive 04:39.990 --> 04:42.450 But also the integrity of people before him too 04:42.450 --> 04:48.290 You know, the Bayshams, Lamarcks, Rudolph Steiner's, Wilhelm Rex, all these people whose work has kind of been bastardized these days 04:48.290 --> 04:53.890 We want to make sure people know who they were so they weren't forgotten because they're just their divine philosophies out there 04:53.890 --> 04:55.570 And that's what we're doing our best to carry on 04:56.210 --> 04:59.990 That yeah, it's funny. You mentioned them because a lot of people don't know 05:00.570 --> 05:03.930 In in university the doctors have their own library 05:03.930 --> 05:10.330 They don't have the same library as all the other students and funny enough guess whose books aren't in those doctor libraries 05:10.850 --> 05:14.570 Baysham, you know, all all the all the guys who have done this forever and ever 05:15.090 --> 05:19.330 Their work is not in there at all. Um, so it's I know what you're saying 05:19.330 --> 05:22.390 It's it's it's not like really you can blame the doctors 05:22.950 --> 05:25.050 They're just ignorant and they don't know 05:25.050 --> 05:29.770 And you know, they they give you a blood test and then they the lab comes back and you know 05:29.770 --> 05:31.490 I say I've got a red itchy skin 05:31.490 --> 05:35.750 And then they tell you, you know, you've got whatever the latin word is for red itchy skin 05:35.750 --> 05:37.790 You pay 500 bucks and get some cream 05:38.630 --> 05:43.330 They don't like you say they don't tell you why you have red itchy skin, you know, they don't care 05:43.330 --> 05:45.110 Why they don't even take time to ask? 05:45.770 --> 05:50.510 Um, so that's what I like what you guys do you can talk about your approach you guys sit down really 05:51.120 --> 05:55.410 And talk to people don't you and get their story and find out what it's it's not like 05:56.110 --> 05:59.810 There's never a one fix all, you know, there's these symptoms could have 05:59.810 --> 06:02.990 200 different causes and be different for every 06:02.990 --> 06:04.690 200 different people 06:05.320 --> 06:08.230 I also like to I want to talk a little bit later. Um 06:08.960 --> 06:15.110 You guys have some ideas that are even against a lot of what we'll call the our alternative health friends 06:15.870 --> 06:18.710 There's some ideas floating around there in the alternative 06:19.270 --> 06:19.550 crowd 06:20.010 --> 06:26.170 That you guys don't agree with either and I think that's always interesting to get into but uh, yeah adam 06:26.170 --> 06:27.230 What do you want to add to that? 06:28.910 --> 06:32.710 Uh, good question. Uh, nothing. It's nice to hear josh talk, you know 06:33.950 --> 06:37.290 Um, no, it's been a journey and a half to say the least, you know 06:37.290 --> 06:43.670 Josh growing up and working with dad was awesome. You know, I was I was the behind the scenes kind of guy 06:44.270 --> 06:47.190 Um, I was living in lake tahoe and we had our last bunch of clinics 06:47.190 --> 06:50.650 And I'm teaching music. Yeah, it's snowboarding and enjoying my life and 06:50.650 --> 06:53.830 Josh and dad the clinic is about an hour away from me and they're just 06:54.270 --> 06:58.050 The rats in the wheel, you know, working with people and working with people and working with people 06:58.710 --> 07:01.810 Um, but it's nice, you know, josh really got experience 07:02.550 --> 07:07.490 And it is funny steve because, you know, dad felt really alone. He had nobody to bounce things off of 07:07.490 --> 07:11.410 You know people like dr. Emoto they got to be friends, which is really nice 07:11.410 --> 07:15.870 And they shared some theories and things like that but even emoto was doing his thing and dad's doing his thing 07:16.390 --> 07:18.630 So for josh and I now we're 07:18.630 --> 07:22.750 We're doing our best to make friends, you know, we're not here to argue with people and fight with people 07:22.750 --> 07:27.110 We're here to share the information because as far as I'm concerned, this wasn't my dad's work 07:27.110 --> 07:29.890 It was work that was given to him to share with the world 07:30.550 --> 07:36.330 You know, when you learn these things, it's very what we do is educate and empower people so they can take charge of their healthcare 07:36.790 --> 07:40.770 But josh has been the guy, you know, I know a lot about the basics 07:41.350 --> 07:44.690 But since josh was really working side by side with dad for so long 07:44.690 --> 07:46.310 He really got an interesting education 07:46.850 --> 07:48.970 And one of the things about josh being able to 07:48.970 --> 07:56.050 Learn this was dad said josh didn't go to other schools where they had to unteach him things 07:56.050 --> 08:02.070 You know, and it's funny because we said in the presentations when dad was around we would say this work is so easy 08:02.670 --> 08:05.490 You know the theory and the philosophy behind it that even josh can do it 08:06.590 --> 08:09.150 You know, and it's not that he's a stupid person 08:09.150 --> 08:16.070 But he wasn't beaten into submission with the schooling experience, you know most doctors their education is so valuable to them 08:16.070 --> 08:22.010 They paid so much for it. And like you said too, we don't blame them, you know, it's not their fault. They were trained wrong 08:22.710 --> 08:28.090 Um, they went into the into the profession to help people and drive porches and golf on wednesdays 08:28.090 --> 08:29.270 And there's nothing wrong with that 08:29.910 --> 08:33.070 You know, but it's really so bass-accords at this point 08:33.070 --> 08:39.030 You know, it's really and it's been frustrating, you know over the last four years. We've seen 08:39.730 --> 08:44.750 That people are waking up as far as realizing they're not there's nothing more important than your health 08:45.350 --> 08:49.990 You know, and it doesn't matter but your Ferrari isn't going to buy you health, you know things like this 08:49.990 --> 08:52.490 So we need to understand how this works and take care of it 08:52.490 --> 08:55.850 But so many people are looking for the quick fix, you know 08:55.850 --> 08:59.750 This is western medicine is will give you something and you stop the symptom and you feel better 08:59.750 --> 09:03.170 But you don't realize when you're looking at that home of toxicology chart 09:03.170 --> 09:04.550 They're just pushing things deeper 09:05.030 --> 09:08.050 And then they have created the chronic experience for you 09:08.050 --> 09:11.950 It's their word that they came up with because they don't know how to fix you 09:12.690 --> 09:17.370 All right, but yeah, I don't blame them, you know, the doctors are trying they were trained wrong 09:17.370 --> 09:21.010 We learned about the system isn't broken. It works perfectly for those that created it 09:21.650 --> 09:25.990 You know, but these days even even these days as people are coming over to this side of the fence 09:26.630 --> 09:29.590 You got a lot of people in the alternative experience like you were kind of saying 09:30.230 --> 09:31.430 That are looking for quick fixes 09:32.330 --> 09:37.410 You know use this device and just going to fix everything. Yeah, right use this patch 09:37.410 --> 09:42.870 And it's going to fix everything and we don't have to change our diets and change our attitude and change our lifestyle 09:43.510 --> 09:47.070 You know lifestyle is the biggest is the biggest issue as far as 09:47.070 --> 09:51.150 Causes of disease aside from doctors interventions, right? 09:52.650 --> 09:53.130 Yeah 09:53.710 --> 10:00.150 Yeah, iotrogenic death. I think it's I'd say it's probably number one. Don't you think they say it's the third leading cause but 10:00.870 --> 10:04.510 I think the first two are like chemo. I'm not sure we can say this on youtube 10:04.510 --> 10:07.770 But the thing for the c you know the the chemo treatment 10:07.770 --> 10:13.250 I think the like the first two leading cause besides car accidents also are iotrogenic 10:13.250 --> 10:16.890 Caused just on the back end or that, you know, they hide off the blame 10:16.890 --> 10:19.730 The cool thing is like you guys get results 10:20.430 --> 10:25.490 You actually heal people but so yeah, maybe just talk us through your methods 10:26.770 --> 10:32.270 So let's say i'm because adam knows me. It's funny that I even sit and talk to doctors because 10:33.410 --> 10:37.850 Adam knows if you see me. I have a cigarette hanging out of one mouth and a beer in the other hand 10:39.350 --> 10:41.070 I'm a rock and roll star. So 10:41.610 --> 10:46.730 The reason I even got into health way back in the day was because I lived the lifestyle 10:46.730 --> 10:49.570 I did I thought shit, you know, if i'm going to make it to like 40 10:49.570 --> 10:55.310 I got at least eat well and get into these cell salts and you know, like start learning what's going on 10:55.910 --> 11:03.190 And I even I I did I do a fast and I want to talk to you guys about fasting because you guys are actually against that 11:03.190 --> 11:07.570 Right or i'm not sure you're against it, but it's not something there's your there's just ways to do it 11:07.570 --> 11:11.590 That aren't being taught correctly and most in most avenues. We're not we're not totally against it 11:11.590 --> 11:14.750 They're just a time and place for and some of the extremes can be pretty hardcore 11:14.750 --> 11:20.530 Yeah, I'd love to talk about that because for me and I don't want to talk about myself, but I did actually 11:21.490 --> 11:25.890 I cured asthma and I cured I came back from traveling and had these brown 11:27.170 --> 11:31.790 I don't know what you call them. They're like bumpy wart and mole kind of things on my lower abdomen 11:32.350 --> 11:36.930 And I can't the top dermatologist and Copenhagen said he whatever it was called 11:36.930 --> 11:42.210 And he said I can freeze, you know, I can dry freeze the big ones off and then you can take this medicine 11:42.210 --> 11:45.470 But there's no known cure. So eventually it'll come back 11:45.470 --> 11:51.430 And my first master cleanse, you know, the stanley burrows two weeks on lemon juice guy and pepper 11:51.430 --> 11:55.690 They were gone and never came back. I'm like no known cure like lemon juice 11:55.690 --> 12:02.870 So, uh, to me and my my allergies went away too as well. Now that also was from taking salt salts 12:02.870 --> 12:09.670 So I I have experienced positive with two week fast, but you know, I know what you're saying 12:09.670 --> 12:14.570 Like if you're very very sick or something, I know there are especially when you hit that eighth ninth day when 12:14.570 --> 12:18.070 When the the trauma comes out, you know, you could really hurt yourself 12:18.870 --> 12:22.010 Um, but yeah, but we could talk about that later. So yeah, like 12:22.510 --> 12:27.250 Let's say I come in what's like an average thing someone comes into you guys for like 12:27.810 --> 12:32.810 Yeah, pick something common and talk us through like what happens if I go to the big Olson Academy like 12:33.410 --> 12:35.470 I'm sick with something. What what do you do? 12:36.230 --> 12:39.470 Yeah, um, well, we've got an interesting we've got a very 12:40.170 --> 12:44.990 Straightforward consultation process these days one it's for educational purposes only we do not treat or diagnose 12:46.530 --> 12:47.990 You know, but basically 12:48.670 --> 12:50.270 You know, the forms will come in 12:50.710 --> 12:54.470 If we send out kids people take a drop of their own blood and send it through the mail to us 12:54.470 --> 12:59.710 Um, there's a history form. They fill out and I'll I'll do the uh, you know, I'll do a report 13:00.290 --> 13:03.430 Um, Fiona who works with us will then talk to the person about the report 13:03.430 --> 13:05.650 And then Adam follows up to make sure people are doing their homework 13:06.050 --> 13:11.770 But it's all very straightforward. There there's you know, there's only one reason people get sick and it's unique for everybody 13:12.410 --> 13:14.950 So and that's what we have to figure out. So it's not this happened 13:14.950 --> 13:18.370 And this and this and this that we have to track it back to one instance in life 13:18.790 --> 13:21.790 I'm the most common one. Obviously we see his birth traumas 13:21.790 --> 13:25.670 Right and although two thirds of the people write on their history form, you know, the birth was fine 13:26.070 --> 13:30.070 You know, then we'll look down and we'll see that they have we have a very unique history form. First of all 13:30.590 --> 13:35.230 Most history forms are a list of a thousand symptoms and check off this if you have these symptoms 13:35.770 --> 13:43.410 Right, um, my dad put together this history form. That's very unique. It talks about dental work emotional traumas physical traumas birth traumas 13:43.410 --> 13:49.130 Very specific conditions people have had too that people would think are inconsequential that are a very big deal to us 13:49.130 --> 13:52.610 Like for instance, if we see bunions, they had a bunny neck to me 13:52.610 --> 13:58.370 Right, that means their pelvis was out of alignment and bunions are actually developed to actually balance out your equilibrium 13:58.830 --> 14:02.570 So right off the bat, we know that the body has been out of alignment for a long time 14:02.570 --> 14:06.510 Now they've taken off their bunions. Now the body's really out of you know, out of alignment 14:07.090 --> 14:10.990 Um, so little things like that mononucleosis is almost directly related to your birth 14:10.990 --> 14:12.510 It's not a transmittable disease 14:13.070 --> 14:21.190 Right, really because I was hospitalized for 10 days like near death. Uh, they said, oh, it's because anjuana kissed you 14:21.190 --> 14:26.030 You like you got her. I was one of those babies who was taken out with a freaking force 14:26.030 --> 14:31.810 You know, the I was a conehead baby where they were good. They grabbed me by that. Hey, I'm a salad. I'm a salad baby too 14:33.730 --> 14:34.130 Tongs 14:34.690 --> 14:34.890 Yeah 14:37.150 --> 14:43.250 And I had mono also and that is why we had the mononucleosis. Wow, man. That's so great to hear 14:43.250 --> 14:47.470 Thanks for saying that man. It's directly related to your belly button your umbilical ligament 14:47.470 --> 14:50.750 All right, so and I'm sure you've probably heard adam talk 14:50.750 --> 14:51.730 I'll make it really quick 14:51.730 --> 14:56.970 But the belly button's the umbilical ligament goes up to the roof of your diaphragm and it goes down to your pubic 14:57.490 --> 15:01.830 Synthesis, so when you're born for most of us, they pull out the umbilical cord. They cut it really close 15:01.830 --> 15:06.250 But it actually pulls your diaphragm down onto your liver and it can actually tilt your pelvis up 15:06.250 --> 15:09.410 So when do we get mono most of the time in our growing years in our teen years? 15:09.490 --> 15:11.110 Sometimes we'll get it later on for different reasons 15:11.110 --> 15:15.990 But generates when we're starting to get taller and taller and taller the diaphragm keeps pushing down the liver 15:15.990 --> 15:18.430 Your liver backs up and that's what they call mononucleosis 15:18.970 --> 15:24.190 So we'll see on the history form birth was no problem, but then they've had mono and it's like, okay 15:24.750 --> 15:28.730 Most cases that's going to be the issue now. Sometimes there's injuries and surgeries that can happen before that 15:28.730 --> 15:33.610 That affect the umbilical ligament, but you know, I would say the majority of the time we see mononucleosis 15:33.610 --> 15:39.650 It means their birth was difficult. Um, so what we do is does that like adam says we just educate and empower people 15:39.650 --> 15:41.290 Oh, I thought you're agreeing with me adam 15:41.290 --> 15:43.790 Am I supposed to call on you? It's not 15:44.850 --> 15:49.150 Uh, we interrupt each other the whole time. So I got it. That's your little code. Yeah, go on 15:49.150 --> 15:53.950 I don't know. I don't even pay attention. Like we have a code where he he's supposed to pull his ear, but I don't pay attention 15:54.450 --> 15:57.690 Oh my god, we're doing it in presentations. I'm pulling my ear and pulling my ear 15:58.490 --> 15:59.890 Going and go adam go 16:00.630 --> 16:05.210 So real quick. This is what happens when you ask josh questions. We let him out of this cage. He just goes 16:05.930 --> 16:08.610 Um, but no awesome. I was just gonna say with the mono 16:09.150 --> 16:12.210 It's funny. I just had a guy talk to you within the last couple weeks 16:12.210 --> 16:16.810 It's just like clockwork steve, you know dad observed people over long periods of time 16:17.410 --> 16:20.450 So the birth is one thing the belly button and then as we grow up 16:20.450 --> 16:26.370 So josh, this is funny. The guy was born a year before me and his mono was exactly a year before mine 16:27.470 --> 16:31.730 Right, it's like clockwork, you know, it's really interesting how these things work steve 16:31.730 --> 16:37.290 Yeah, well, I think 10 or 11 it was a growth spur like 10 or 11. I was yeah, it was right then in the yeah 16:37.290 --> 16:41.950 Yeah, that's crazy and it's that ligament, you know as you grow up. It's pulling down 16:41.950 --> 16:44.270 This is one reason we lose our height as we get older 16:44.770 --> 16:47.650 You know, if I tuck my shirt in too tight on the right side of my pants 16:47.650 --> 16:51.230 I feel it here the united states lower back pains a chronic disease 16:51.230 --> 16:54.330 So you got the belly button too tight. Now you feel it in your lower back 16:55.090 --> 16:58.370 So lots of going on with just that little belly button experience man 16:58.370 --> 17:03.430 He's like what are c-sections due to women whose c-section birth is that that most wow 17:03.430 --> 17:05.430 What what happens from that right you reckon 17:06.090 --> 17:11.690 Yeah, we talk we talk so much about scars for the mother. Yeah, there's repercussions because the scar tissue and adhesion 17:11.690 --> 17:13.070 So you got to work on those scars 17:13.910 --> 17:18.510 But for the for the baby it's the mother's contractions that pump the baby's diaphragm when it's coming out 17:19.030 --> 17:22.170 You know correctly vaginally when it comes out through a c-section 17:22.170 --> 17:25.190 It's almost like a lot of those babies tend to have breathing problems 17:25.870 --> 17:28.290 Because they came out essentially not knowing how to breathe 17:28.290 --> 17:31.150 So you have to actually bring them almost back through the birthing process correctly 17:31.150 --> 17:34.790 We do that through body work and sometimes some out in the acupuncture and things like that 17:34.790 --> 17:38.190 And you got to get them to breathe properly because they essentially came out of the womb 17:38.190 --> 17:43.610 Not knowing how to breathe properly. So yeah, there's different repercussions as far as different procedures. That's for sure 17:44.610 --> 17:48.090 Yeah, well and real quick josh too and this is fun as i'm thinking about 17:48.090 --> 17:53.030 You know, it's funny steve people want things to cure their stuff, you know 17:53.030 --> 17:58.490 So like you've got this the tesla device, which my buddy steve is living with us just built one 17:59.050 --> 18:03.250 You know, the plans are out there for free and built them. It took him a couple hundred bucks two or three hundred dollars 18:03.830 --> 18:09.210 But josh as josh says the birthing process osteopaths can help you complete this these things 18:09.630 --> 18:12.050 We've seen things in the blood that go all the way back to birth 18:12.570 --> 18:15.210 But depending on the practitioner things can be done about this 18:15.210 --> 18:19.290 All right, and josh, I just had an idea for people that haven't completed the birthing process 18:19.290 --> 18:23.350 I think we need to create this dark tube that they get to crawl through 18:24.550 --> 18:25.010 I 18:26.130 --> 18:27.830 Wasn't claustrophobic enough as it was 18:29.210 --> 18:33.150 That's the new the new door to your clinic. They just crawl through a vagina 18:33.730 --> 18:35.210 You're done. You're healed 18:35.850 --> 18:38.630 All right, you can only get that through us. So there's that 18:40.490 --> 18:45.930 But there are a few things, you know josh, uh, and steve's an original question. What's something 18:46.930 --> 18:49.050 josh that you see that comes through our 18:49.570 --> 18:54.270 Experience often enough that is that makes sense. Like if steve had this 18:54.910 --> 19:00.890 You know, I mean we do see the birth experience and the belly buttons are things we see as causes for certain things 19:00.890 --> 19:04.310 Uh belly button can be people with digestive issues potentially 19:05.430 --> 19:09.410 Right josh. I mean if the things are tight then things are putting pressure on the system 19:10.010 --> 19:13.270 So this is a good question though, steve as we have josh here. We'll both put him on the spot 19:13.270 --> 19:17.950 So josh, yes, what what conditions if steve had come to you with x 19:17.950 --> 19:19.810 What would be something that's common? 19:20.770 --> 19:24.030 Uh that we see and what makes sense of it. What would we do with something like that? 19:24.150 --> 19:27.370 Well, you know, it's it's one of those things different for everybody adam 19:27.370 --> 19:31.750 You know the belly button is going to affect everybody differently. Um, but let's eat tonsils 19:31.750 --> 19:36.430 All right, let's remove our tonsils because oh, we don't need those. It's your tonsils are inflamed 19:36.430 --> 19:38.990 Of course, they're freaking inflamed. That's when your teeth are coming in 19:39.530 --> 19:41.650 Right and what are tonsils do they help with drainage? 19:42.190 --> 19:46.570 Right. So brilliant doctors that there are out there who are doing their best. Let's remove your drain 19:47.310 --> 19:50.270 All right, and let's see if you start to have thyroid issues in the future 19:50.990 --> 19:54.450 All right. Ah, there we go. So so people with thyroid issues 19:54.450 --> 19:59.490 So steve may come to us with thyroid issues and we may see something related to tonsils 20:00.310 --> 20:04.730 Certainly could be tonsils. It could be dental work. It could be a concussion. There's compression on thyroid 20:04.730 --> 20:08.890 There's many different things, you know, you could have gotten kicked in the ass that affected your hormones down below 20:08.890 --> 20:10.650 Now your thyroid's working too hard 20:11.170 --> 20:14.430 But yes, we do see pretty pretty consistently tonsil issues 20:14.430 --> 20:18.610 And then maybe some sort of thyroid issue from there or even teeth issues because your drain 20:18.610 --> 20:20.850 They've removed part of your drain, you know 20:20.850 --> 20:24.530 So now now your mouth is starting to not have the the drainage that it needs 20:24.530 --> 20:29.790 You know the people talk about detox and you know adam and I have been trying to figure out a different word for because the word has been 20:29.790 --> 20:35.030 So abused these days and it was bare land. Oh, you know, he thinks of it as drainage 20:35.970 --> 20:39.390 Which is perfect, you know, so we want to open up our drainage pathways 20:39.390 --> 20:42.550 We don't want to remove our drainage pathways, you know with cancer 20:42.550 --> 20:46.070 Are they so it's metastasized it's in the lymph nodes. Well, I hope it's in the lymph nodes 20:46.070 --> 20:52.070 That's how it's draining the poison out of your body, right? So let's let's remove those damn drains now. Now. Where's that stuff going to drain? 20:52.150 --> 20:54.450 It's not it's going to back up. We're going to start to have more issues 20:54.890 --> 20:56.530 So, yeah, simple ones. Yeah 20:57.130 --> 20:58.270 Dental works a big one 20:58.270 --> 21:01.310 But tonsils can cause some major issues not that there's something you can't be done 21:01.310 --> 21:05.270 That you know, you can always do something about it. So for people by their tonsils out, there's things you can do 21:05.810 --> 21:10.970 Um, but uh, it's a it's a consistent one. We see what thyroid issues. Yeah, I what about hernias? 21:12.550 --> 21:17.690 Well, you got to look at the what the cause of the hernias in the first place. So yeah, yeah, because there's groin on there's the belly 21:17.690 --> 21:22.150 I don't know the I don't know the medical name. Yeah, it's just you're you're straining something 21:22.150 --> 21:26.710 So, you know, if we're too tight to begin with, you know, you look at a lot of, you know weight lifters and stuff 21:26.710 --> 21:29.870 There's so much strain on the body that that extra pulled up there goes that 21:30.310 --> 21:34.690 You know, so um, but in the end we always talk about the emotion which sets up the injury 21:34.690 --> 21:39.890 All right, I mean we think the emotion a thousand percent sets up why you get sick in the first place 21:40.390 --> 21:42.450 All right, that doesn't mean we just go work on the emotion now 21:42.450 --> 21:44.890 All right, you can't just go pray your emotion away 21:44.890 --> 21:49.170 You have to do physical things if you're if your emotion is not caused physical issues 21:49.170 --> 21:50.570 You got to work on the physical part 21:51.270 --> 21:54.630 And that'll help you release the emotional part and that was the brilliance of dad is, you know 21:54.630 --> 21:59.090 There's diners four bodies and if one's out of alignment the other three are going to be out of alignment too 21:59.090 --> 22:01.790 So I can't just work on the person's emotions. I can't just work on their physical 22:01.790 --> 22:05.250 I can't just work on their energetics. All right, we've got to work on the body as a whole 22:05.250 --> 22:07.290 So all those things can start to move properly 22:07.990 --> 22:11.050 Yeah, that's more metaphysical the fourfold nature of man, you know 22:12.030 --> 22:14.850 Not your dad sounds like he was getting into what they call 22:15.690 --> 22:22.710 But uh, you know, yeah, you're not just the physical you have several other bodies attached to it of energies and other things 22:22.710 --> 22:28.710 So that makes total sense. Where do you guys stand on german new medicine? Not not a big rant, but like 22:29.290 --> 22:32.570 Yes, no, maybe so I and again like we're not out to 22:33.290 --> 22:39.090 Just any of our fellow community, but I'm just curious where you guys are on that one 22:39.630 --> 22:42.630 It's a good question. Steve. It's it's a piece of the puzzle 22:43.360 --> 22:47.930 You know for us, uh, dad reached out to homer at one point on conflict shock is very real 22:47.930 --> 22:52.030 You know the idea that something traumatic happens to to you and then 22:52.640 --> 22:53.830 How do we interpret this? 22:54.470 --> 22:57.310 You know, and how does it affect what we would used to say was 22:57.310 --> 23:02.270 You know, homer was observing the ct scans, which there's controversy about replicating those 23:02.570 --> 23:05.770 Anna scouts someone that has a friend that worked with homer 23:06.490 --> 23:10.010 Just really interesting the way their camp has split and things are kind of interesting there 23:10.010 --> 23:12.550 Piece of the puzzle, but however, we would always say 23:13.130 --> 23:15.470 Homer observing these things and then his son is murdered 23:15.930 --> 23:20.590 And then he contracts testicular cancer and he sees these images on the ct scan 23:20.590 --> 23:23.830 So the reality is what we feel as though he was seeing 23:24.410 --> 23:30.530 Was traumatic events emotionally traumatic events causing short circuit causing an effect in the brain 23:30.970 --> 23:33.410 Which is precipitating people's health conditions 23:33.410 --> 23:39.190 All right, so josh is there, you know, if we have an emotionally traumatic event. Do we see that related to the health? 23:39.590 --> 23:40.730 Yeah, definitely 23:41.330 --> 23:46.510 We see conflict shock in the blood all the time. What's very interesting about new german medicine is 23:46.510 --> 23:47.650 It's not new 23:48.370 --> 23:51.010 Is one thing right it's been around for a long time 23:51.730 --> 23:53.390 Based on all eastern philosophy 23:54.830 --> 23:58.230 And it's it's a piece of the puzzle effect on my body. Sorry. I'm going 23:58.790 --> 24:02.030 It's a piece of the puzzle, you know, so that's where we stand 24:02.470 --> 24:07.590 For us, there are so many pieces of the puzzle and like you said, there's so many different things going on at once 24:07.590 --> 24:12.570 You know your liver issue can be a result of your physical body out of alignment putting pressure on the liver 24:13.110 --> 24:18.650 Your liver issue can be tooth mercury, you know root canal on the meridian affecting energy to the organ 24:19.190 --> 24:21.570 Your liver issue can be an anger issue 24:22.130 --> 24:25.170 Your liver issue can be something out of alignment putting pressure 24:25.170 --> 24:28.670 Now you have anger issues and now it's affecting the energy of the tooth 24:28.670 --> 24:34.090 And now you have this catch 22 circle cycle thing going on where it really starts to affect things 24:34.890 --> 24:40.070 So emotions big piece of the puzzle, you know, and it's an interesting one too. Let's check on this one josh 24:41.250 --> 24:44.730 Steve, you know, I think I talked about this once before. Why is steve? 24:44.830 --> 24:47.790 Why does he look the way he looks? Why is he as healthy as he can be? 24:48.330 --> 24:52.130 You know, and it's funny because it's not that we need to look at your blood steve, you know 24:52.130 --> 24:54.430 You enjoy your life 24:55.290 --> 24:59.850 You know anyone that's ever met you like you can't you're this like force of nature 25:00.470 --> 25:04.790 Your voice, you know, just that, you know, people go, oh my god, it's steve alkaner 25:04.790 --> 25:07.130 You know, you're having a good time playing the music 25:07.590 --> 25:12.830 You know, you're really enjoying what you're doing as far as intellectually learning things and connecting dots 25:13.390 --> 25:16.710 You get to be creative, you know with the films and the things you do 25:17.250 --> 25:24.410 So no one's perfect, you know, and what josh, I mean our grandfather died at the age of what 98 or 96 25:24.870 --> 25:29.570 And if it wasn't because of the hip surgery, he would have kept going and what was his diet like josh 25:29.570 --> 25:32.950 What was he doing with his life? He would eat that actually like imitation margarine 25:32.950 --> 25:37.170 He had a whole fridge that was you know, just for junk food, you know wine in a box 25:37.610 --> 25:39.410 You know and uh, yeah 25:39.410 --> 25:44.550 I mean their their constitution back then was so much stronger than our constitution these days anyways, but uh 25:44.550 --> 25:48.030 Yeah, he didn't care. He was enjoying his life, you know 25:48.030 --> 25:51.970 So dad would say more important than what you put into your mouth is the attitude in which you put it to your mouth with 25:51.970 --> 25:53.450 I I totally 25:53.450 --> 25:59.890 Agree with that. Mike winter and I were talking about that his aunt died at like 104 or five 25:59.890 --> 26:03.570 She was smoking two packs a day like she didn't give a shit 26:03.570 --> 26:11.350 I saw one old lady, uh, she was drinking like three cans of dr. Pepper a day since it came out and what the 50s 60s 26:11.350 --> 26:12.110 I don't know 26:12.110 --> 26:18.750 And the song guy's like, you know, that's gonna kill you. She's like, that's what my doctor said, but he died 30 years ago 26:19.810 --> 26:20.770 There you go 26:22.510 --> 26:28.050 But see, you know what you guys are saying nobody's doctor would ever look at what you guys are saying like 26:28.050 --> 26:33.990 They wouldn't even know anything about that your birth could cause some kind of disease later or scars or 26:34.510 --> 26:39.770 Um, so you guys are obviously your what do you work with an osteopaths chiropractic? 26:39.890 --> 26:41.810 You must be working with other people to 26:42.350 --> 26:47.750 When when there's a realignment needed. What do you recommend and what don't you recommend for those kinds of people? 26:47.750 --> 26:52.510 Yeah, that's the difficult part because yeah, we don't have clinics anymore and that's been very very good for my health 26:53.210 --> 26:55.610 Um, so we educate people we empower people 26:55.610 --> 26:59.870 We let them know where the issues most likely are and then we point them towards modalities that we think can help 27:00.290 --> 27:04.010 Um, the top of our list is generally um traditional cranial osteopaths 27:04.710 --> 27:09.490 Right and they're they're a lost art less than two percent of osteopaths the united states do body work now 27:09.490 --> 27:11.190 Most of them are just traditional doctors 27:11.930 --> 27:14.810 Um, so we want a mechanic working in the car 27:15.490 --> 27:21.210 Right, it is not we love to do everything natural if we can but you know indigenous cultures won't get hit by cars 27:21.210 --> 27:25.670 Indigenous cultures, you know didn't have amalgams in their mouth. They weren't getting their appendix removed, you know 27:25.670 --> 27:29.010 They didn't have fluoride in their freaking water, you know things like that 27:29.010 --> 27:33.610 You know, so we've had these force impact injuries and the car has gotten beat up 27:34.150 --> 27:39.710 So we want somebody who's going to understand how to align the body and not force the body back into alignment 27:40.330 --> 27:44.410 Very key. You don't want to force the body back into alignment, right? The body doesn't like to be forced 27:44.810 --> 27:48.330 So you need like like hard at hardcore chiropractor and all that shit 27:48.330 --> 27:51.990 You guys aren't really totally down with that then it's I don't like well one 27:51.990 --> 27:54.850 You know dad would say he didn't care what somebody was doing as long as it worked 27:54.850 --> 27:57.450 So in the end I don't really care what they're doing as long as it worked 27:57.450 --> 28:00.810 But the general the body prefers encouragement to force 28:01.950 --> 28:04.930 Right and that's what the classically trained osteopaths are now that being said 28:04.930 --> 28:07.270 I've met some masseuses who do cranial sacral work were fantastic 28:07.930 --> 28:11.910 You know, so you got to find the right body worker who understands that the whole body is connected 28:11.910 --> 28:16.170 They're not your cervical specialist or you know, I'm a left pinky doctor, you know 28:16.170 --> 28:19.450 I mean you need to be able to work on the whole entire body 28:19.970 --> 28:22.070 Um, but then of course we love acupuncture too 28:22.550 --> 28:26.250 Um, unfortunately osteopathy is kind of they're selling out these days 28:26.250 --> 28:30.370 It's hard to find the good ones and now you've got acupuncture is doing parasite cleanses on people 28:30.370 --> 28:35.950 Which goes against the very philosophy of eastern philosophy. That's a really good one. I actually uh have a friend 28:36.530 --> 28:40.130 He he wants to get he's like I've got parasites. I can feel them in my butt 28:40.130 --> 28:44.790 We're going around. I'm like, well, you don't want to remove them then because that let's talk about parasites 28:44.790 --> 28:50.450 That's another one like uh, just like ivermectin like that's there's people in the alternative 28:51.150 --> 28:55.310 Push an ivermectin to shut off your like you say to shut off your 28:55.890 --> 29:00.110 Uh cleansing or your what do you call drainage? You know, you yeah, you can 29:00.670 --> 29:02.190 I always tell people like yeah 29:02.770 --> 29:08.630 If you have to take a dump you squeeze your butt and hold it in for three weeks and then see what happens to you 29:10.650 --> 29:11.650 You're gonna help us 29:12.870 --> 29:15.310 That's ivermectin in a nutshell but yeah 29:15.310 --> 29:21.030 So the parasites is another one people are like no, no, no, they're making you crazy and they're the cause of disease and 29:21.550 --> 29:24.730 So what we're we're what's your experience on parasites? 29:25.490 --> 29:30.350 Oh, yeah, yeah, um, we don't have to go major. I know I might if you need to cut me off 29:30.350 --> 29:34.850 No, this is something that's kind of near and dear to my heart. Um, because 29:35.730 --> 29:38.790 Have you ever met a farmer who's disappointed when they see a worm in their garden? 29:40.130 --> 29:40.570 Ever 29:41.190 --> 29:46.970 Yeah, right. We've become so disconnected from nature as human beings that we think we are separate than nature 29:47.510 --> 29:51.250 The same way that microbiology works the soil is the same way it works in our body 29:52.010 --> 29:56.610 Right if people are out there killing parasites, they're not working with the train. They're working against the terrain 29:56.610 --> 30:01.010 All right, what are parasites doing? They're cleaning the soil. They're cleaning our tissue 30:01.010 --> 30:05.350 They're very necessary for our mucous membranes. We don't want too many. We want a nice happy balance 30:06.050 --> 30:07.930 But they're in there. They're cleaning our mucous membranes 30:08.410 --> 30:14.770 If the bacteria are backed up and over proliferating they'll process the bacteria so we can get the nutrients that the bacteria provide for us 30:15.410 --> 30:19.090 All right for people who don't know the the bacteria is waste product has nutrients for the soil 30:19.090 --> 30:24.030 It's nutrients for our body the parasites are helping in that actual process 30:24.030 --> 30:27.210 They're also creating nice pathways for the microbiology to move through 30:27.830 --> 30:33.830 Right and it's so frustrating because you know in the alternative world everything is heavy metal toxicity, right? 30:33.830 --> 30:39.750 Okay, so you got heavy metal toxicity. So let's do you a candida purge, right and a parasite cleanse 30:39.750 --> 30:45.550 And what do you think parasites and candida candida do for your body? They eat the damn heavy metals. Yeah 30:47.010 --> 30:48.390 They eat all that shit 30:48.950 --> 30:51.970 Holy let's get let's get rid of what's helping clean out your heavy metals 30:51.970 --> 30:54.670 And then let's do something stupid for your heavy metals over here in the corner 30:55.190 --> 30:59.950 Right, so it's gotten so basquered that the very treatments are working against what they're actually trying to do 30:59.950 --> 31:01.190 So the philosophy of it 31:01.970 --> 31:02.930 I find offensive 31:03.870 --> 31:04.670 quite honestly 31:05.610 --> 31:09.670 Right parasites are there to assist the body and help you if you're gonna get rid of your bacteria 31:09.670 --> 31:11.690 It's no different than people trying to get rid of your bacteria 31:12.590 --> 31:17.810 Right, you know all these things are designed to do a very specific job when they're all there to assist in the process 31:18.390 --> 31:22.930 So it's been very frustrating to see where it's kind of going but that being said people like to live in fear 31:23.630 --> 31:26.670 Well, totally, but there's also I've seen a lot of these alternative 31:27.070 --> 31:30.430 They're not really alternative ones. They're like the alternative alternative 31:31.190 --> 31:34.750 You know like the diet diet woke doctors 31:34.750 --> 31:39.230 But uh, some of them say no these parasites are causing c a n c e r 31:39.230 --> 31:41.230 I don't want to say I don't know we can say that on youtube 31:41.830 --> 31:45.090 I wish I've ever done my shit. I've ever heard dumb as shit. Right. Yeah 31:45.090 --> 31:47.830 You you might have c a n c e r 31:47.830 --> 31:51.430 Which is why you have parasites because you're already a toxic shit bag walking around 31:51.970 --> 31:55.630 Totally got it. You're gonna want those parasites there to clean up the toxic shit bag 31:56.190 --> 31:57.870 Yeah, yeah, they're not 31:58.630 --> 32:02.690 That's more germ theory. Isn't it's the firemen cause fires because they're at the scene 32:02.690 --> 32:05.950 It's the same with the bacteria. I would like to say it's green allopathy 32:05.950 --> 32:09.310 But the the drug the drugs they use and they're not even natural. They're pharmaceuticals 32:10.230 --> 32:13.570 Right. Yeah, and it's definitely it's even this is uh 32:13.570 --> 32:16.930 People are detoxing and they're seeing all the parasites coming out 32:16.930 --> 32:20.350 Those aren't usually parasites. Typically they're mucous membranes 32:20.350 --> 32:23.470 99 of the time they're passing irritated mucosal tissue 32:23.470 --> 32:28.090 That looked very similar to a roundworm. They just think they're dead worms. You mean it's not even 32:28.090 --> 32:32.190 Totally totally and if you are passing worms if you're if your environment is so toxic 32:32.190 --> 32:34.350 That you're forcing the worms to leave your body 32:34.350 --> 32:36.170 Then you're going to be in a lot of trouble down the line 32:36.170 --> 32:37.930 No, no, maybe my symptoms go away 32:37.930 --> 32:41.590 But as we know from homeotoxicology, it's going to a deeper valence and something 32:41.590 --> 32:43.470 Some issue is going to pop up later on in life 32:43.470 --> 32:47.410 That's more serious than what you were you were chasing those parasites away for 32:48.270 --> 32:54.490 Yeah, that's that's really crazy. Yeah, do you guys get a lot of shit then from people for saying this like uh for saying 32:55.090 --> 32:57.810 That the you know the that parasites are good 32:58.870 --> 33:04.530 We don't so much which is nice because the people when they're ready to hear what we have to say is usually when they find us 33:04.530 --> 33:10.970 You know as much as you know people like you steve and our circle of you know people that are sharing information 33:10.970 --> 33:14.290 Know who we are not as many people know who we are as you would expect 33:14.910 --> 33:18.530 You know, it's you got to dig hard, you know, and I've said this before 33:18.530 --> 33:24.470 You know David Parker and Don Lester did the book what makes you ill they researched for 10 years and they didn't come across us 33:24.970 --> 33:28.290 You know and nothing against them. I mentioned that Dom was like, oh 33:30.090 --> 33:34.230 It's like no has nothing to do with them and has to do with the fact that what we've done has been kind of buried 33:34.950 --> 33:38.510 You know, and I really believe that people find us when the timing is right for them 33:38.950 --> 33:41.930 And when we say these things they're ready to hear what they need to hear 33:41.930 --> 33:42.930 You know it's definitely 33:43.490 --> 33:46.130 You know, we don't get them on we don't get a lot of I think it's okay that way 33:46.130 --> 33:48.550 You know as adam said we're not looking to be on opera, you know 33:48.550 --> 33:52.030 We're looking to to educate a specific group of people who's open to it 33:52.030 --> 33:57.530 You know the courses we do people are always happy. We get uh, you want an open-minded skeptic. You don't want a jerk 33:58.670 --> 34:00.710 Right, so people want to yell and scream, you know 34:00.710 --> 34:03.430 We're not the place for you and luckily we don't get a lot of that 34:03.430 --> 34:06.330 You know vitriol, which is nice because a lot of people don't know about us 34:06.330 --> 34:08.990 but you know, so I used to feel bad for a lot of the 34:09.730 --> 34:13.110 A lot of the clients who are going down this path, you know going to their fear brass 34:13.110 --> 34:17.350 Fear-based practitioner, but then I realized that's that's where the client was at their point in life 34:18.250 --> 34:21.270 Right, you know, they were in such fear that they weren't quite ready to get better 34:21.270 --> 34:26.070 So they wanted somebody to help feed into the fear. I've been there, you know, we a lot of us have been there 34:26.450 --> 34:30.090 You know, so if people are in that space, you know, it's it's okay for now 34:30.090 --> 34:33.110 You don't have to come over and see what we're doing until you until you're ready 34:33.790 --> 34:35.750 You know, I mean it's it's one of those things 34:35.750 --> 34:39.210 We're not looking to push it on people if you think parasites are causing your issues 34:39.210 --> 34:45.470 But by all means go down that rude road and see what happens not only that see what happens a couple years from now 34:46.410 --> 34:50.390 Okay, inherently the body knows what it needs and we're just here to support the body 34:50.390 --> 34:51.890 That's all we're trying to do 34:51.890 --> 34:56.210 You know, so we want to help people who want to be helped and really the greatest thing about our courses 34:56.210 --> 35:01.230 And what we teach is it helps people accountable and we have a total lack of accountability these days 35:01.230 --> 35:04.430 People don't want to be held accountable. Doctors don't want to be held accountable 35:04.430 --> 35:10.530 You know, so when we educate you on how things work, then now you're accountable for your own health and it's so empowering for people 35:11.090 --> 35:13.590 You know, if you're going to a practitioner now, you can hold them accountable 35:14.090 --> 35:17.450 You know, how come you're doing this? It's this is what my body needs. So 35:17.450 --> 35:21.130 Yeah, what we teach is really common sense in a lot of ways that hasn't been taught 35:21.750 --> 35:25.650 But literally people leave the courses. They don't need consultations from us after the course 35:26.270 --> 35:29.090 Because they know what's caused their illness and they know what to do about it 35:29.490 --> 35:34.030 But you guys do consult later, right? Like if they sign up to your courses, you're there for them 35:34.810 --> 35:38.190 Afterward always like you get a life a lifeline phone a friend 35:38.990 --> 35:41.790 For people to sign up for us. We're very very accessible 35:42.690 --> 35:47.130 Yeah, yeah, we want we want to be there for people. That's why we do the courses, you know 35:47.130 --> 35:50.530 We can't do we can't be on the phone with everybody all day 35:50.530 --> 35:53.450 But we can do this and then people are learning from each other 35:53.970 --> 35:57.110 You know, they're learning they're not alone and it is interesting, steve 35:57.110 --> 35:59.830 You know a lot of times when we say these things, especially with the parasites 36:00.510 --> 36:06.250 Typically the reaction is people have been everywhere else and you know, they're blaming all these things for what's going on 36:06.250 --> 36:09.310 And we say something like parasites and the response is usually oh 36:09.310 --> 36:09.830 Shit 36:10.390 --> 36:11.390 That makes sense 36:11.910 --> 36:12.850 That makes sense 36:13.330 --> 36:15.570 You know, and now we're working with nature 36:16.070 --> 36:19.450 So it's really it's a great question. The parasite thing is a funny one, you know 36:19.450 --> 36:22.550 The ivermectin is a parasite killer, right? 36:22.970 --> 36:26.050 So if you're full of crap and then this is what happens your full of crap 36:26.050 --> 36:29.110 You got the parasites so then you kill a bunch of parasites. Do you feel different? 36:30.450 --> 36:32.310 Potentially is it helping? Not really 36:33.090 --> 36:40.270 You know and even yeah, even with the sorry and even dad would say um that some people heal in spite of the treatment they receive 36:41.870 --> 36:43.950 That's that's the amazing part of the human body 36:43.950 --> 36:48.550 If you're if you're kind of off-center and fairly healthy to begin with you do one of these weird cleanses 36:48.550 --> 36:53.530 It's going to do a little bit of irritation probably but it might not affect you as much as the person is really toxic 36:53.530 --> 36:55.250 And needed those parasites a lot more 36:55.790 --> 36:57.930 So your body could recover much quicker 36:58.460 --> 37:01.530 I'm really big into like placebo and nocebo 37:02.230 --> 37:07.250 You know, I don't want to you. I'm not naming names. Alex. Zach had a guest on a really great guy 37:07.920 --> 37:15.030 They were discussing uh urine therapy fasting like this kind of thing. This person uh said I already said guys 37:15.030 --> 37:16.390 This guy said 37:19.050 --> 37:23.050 You don't want me interviewing that blower. I see his name in the chat right now 37:23.570 --> 37:24.290 Right, yeah 37:26.210 --> 37:28.130 So this person said 37:28.930 --> 37:32.390 This person calls food drugs or poison like he says 37:33.010 --> 37:35.990 Occasionally I partake in the poison, you know, and I'm with my friends 37:35.990 --> 37:40.390 He means eating or or drugs and I'm like the last thing I would be doing 37:40.390 --> 37:44.930 Is calling food drugs or poison because when you do go eat it 37:44.930 --> 37:51.810 You've just programmed your body to think you're eating poison, which is I I can't see the logic in that at all 37:51.810 --> 37:56.670 You know, right. Yeah. Yep. That's important. That's an important one and josh even talks about 37:56.670 --> 38:00.890 You know, you've got alternative practitioners giving you antifungals 38:02.110 --> 38:05.150 Antibacterials, you know, and if it's a plant-based thing if it's natural 38:05.150 --> 38:10.150 Are we weakening the you know the power of what we're using because the words are power? 38:10.950 --> 38:15.690 You know, yeah, put the poison in your mouth food is nourishment, you know, and it's fine 38:15.690 --> 38:19.750 I mean, I know breath arians that don't eat very boring as far as I'm concerned 38:19.750 --> 38:22.110 I love food. It's part of my joy. Damn it, you know 38:23.550 --> 38:25.470 They're cheap nades though. What are you eating? 38:27.230 --> 38:29.630 Nothing I go on have some dessert 38:33.790 --> 38:38.770 Nice, but it's it's we're easy with these things, you know, but words are very important 38:38.770 --> 38:41.590 So yeah, if you're calling, you know, the food that you're eating drugs 38:42.430 --> 38:46.370 Well, okay, that's the dad would always say what's more important with them 38:46.370 --> 38:49.250 What you use the attitude with what you eat it. I think josh just said that 38:49.750 --> 38:52.290 So if you eat that piece of cake and you think it's going right to my butt 38:52.770 --> 38:55.410 Don't eat with guilt. It's going right to your butt. You've written a piece of cake 38:55.410 --> 38:58.490 You deserve a piece of cake, right? We we did that remember that 38:59.010 --> 39:04.330 Last time our our clinic got raided and I curled up on the fetal ball and sat in my hole for two years, you know 39:04.930 --> 39:09.450 And uh, we finally got out and we went up to the Portland area, which is food truck heaven 39:10.130 --> 39:13.330 Right and for two weeks. We had every food truck there was I love donuts 39:13.330 --> 39:15.090 I ate them like once twice a year, you know 39:15.090 --> 39:18.330 But for two weeks, we ate all this awesome crap 39:18.750 --> 39:23.010 All right, who knows what they were cooking it in and who knows even what it was half the freaking time 39:23.010 --> 39:24.890 Adam was worried about getting fat 39:25.610 --> 39:30.870 I was having fun, right and after two weeks of eating crap adam gained seven pounds. I gained one pound 39:30.870 --> 39:36.690 All right. Yeah, I ate with joy the same things we ate the same things every day for two 39:36.690 --> 39:39.530 Holy so yes eat with joy. You got to know the source of your food 39:39.530 --> 39:41.290 You can't eat McDonald's every day and hope to be healthy 39:41.290 --> 39:44.150 Right, you know, but if I want to eat I haven't eaten there in 30 years 39:44.150 --> 39:46.350 But if I want to eat some crap every once in a while, I'm going to enjoy it 39:46.350 --> 39:50.110 I'm going to eat it with a freaking smile on my face, you know, and if it's poison bring it on 39:51.150 --> 39:53.470 I'm not going to call it poison, you know, but 39:53.470 --> 39:58.890 Most things yeah, words are power. I mean that's been scientifically proven. So and plant medicine 40:00.050 --> 40:04.170 Is is pro it's not anti nothing in nature is antagonistic 40:04.170 --> 40:06.850 We as Lamarck said we evolved through symbiosis 40:07.530 --> 40:11.510 Right that plant can't possibly anti-parasitic. It's pro-parasitic 40:11.930 --> 40:16.770 It's going to help your terrain. So take some of the load off the parasites. It's pro-bacteria 40:17.210 --> 40:22.310 Right. So even people who are doing well, I felt better after a parasite cleanse where some people are doing natural 40:23.050 --> 40:28.130 Natural remedies for it. It's not killing the parasites. A lot of what it's doing is helping clean your terrains 40:28.130 --> 40:29.330 So the parasites don't need to be there 40:30.390 --> 40:33.490 It's not about killing them. It's about helping the terrain. So yeah, plant medicine 40:33.490 --> 40:35.010 But if they're calling it 40:35.010 --> 40:36.590 anti-bacterial 40:36.590 --> 40:39.790 Then it's weakening the energy of that plant before it even puts it into your body 40:40.390 --> 40:43.690 Yeah, and biotic means life. So anti biotics 40:45.730 --> 40:49.850 Anti-inflammatory means anti healing, you know, I mean, it's ridiculous 40:49.850 --> 40:55.130 We heard one person talk about he loves using mushrooms in his business because it's got many anti-fungal properties 40:56.830 --> 41:00.530 Yeah, mushrooms for anti-fungal. It's a fungal. It is a fungal. What are you talking about? 41:00.630 --> 41:03.910 Autoimmune, but I'm allergic to myself 41:04.870 --> 41:07.330 Yeah, exactly. Well, yeah, exactly 41:08.070 --> 41:09.930 That's, well, that's a common one for us, Steve 41:09.930 --> 41:14.090 This is something Steve would come to us for. Steve comes and says, I have autoimmune disease, right? 41:14.650 --> 41:18.210 What do we do, Josh? We look at the blood. We see blocks. Autoimmune is a funny one 41:18.210 --> 41:22.370 Dad would say it's a BS diagnosis a doctor gives you when he doesn't know what's wrong with you 41:23.170 --> 41:26.990 Right and the reality is with like Lyme disease is over 300 symptoms 41:26.990 --> 41:33.310 So everyone listening can be diagnosed with Lyme disease at any point in time, right? It's a catch-all is what dad would say 41:33.870 --> 41:38.990 Um, but the idea of this is you come to us 10 different people come to us with Lyme disease 41:39.550 --> 41:41.150 They've got 10 different things going on 41:41.710 --> 41:45.690 You know, and what we've seen with the autoimmune experience. So let's say you had come to us, Steve 41:45.690 --> 41:50.830 We see some physical alignment. The system's not efficient if things are physically out of alignment 41:50.830 --> 41:55.050 You're putting pressure on your system. So how is the digestive system going to be efficient? 41:55.270 --> 41:58.430 All right, how are you going to pull the nutrients out of the things that you need? 41:58.430 --> 42:04.170 All right, then at the same time you're not getting that full breath. So we're not getting all the oxygen we need oxygen 42:05.110 --> 42:08.890 Breatharians that we've been on oxygen. We can't live without that one, right? 42:09.410 --> 42:13.670 So you're compromised. You got the belly button that was tied off too tight. You don't get a full breath 42:13.670 --> 42:18.790 You got some scars now. You've got strain patterns things are pulling there's more pressure on the liver 42:18.790 --> 42:24.070 So now you're not draining, you know, it's not filtering efficiently and then you get bit by a tick 42:24.070 --> 42:25.570 Oh, no, right? 42:26.090 --> 42:31.790 Well, let's let's also incorporate your divorce and you know, these kinds of things right your your emotional frustrations in life 42:32.250 --> 42:35.590 That's your autoimmune experience a little bit of this some of that some of the other 42:35.590 --> 42:37.950 The body's trying to deal with this and that and the other 42:37.950 --> 42:41.890 And then you know, you get bit by a tick, which is not a good thing to get bit by 42:41.890 --> 42:45.090 We know coke's postulates. It's not contagious and all that kind of stuff 42:45.090 --> 42:47.330 But it can be this draw that breaks the camel's back 42:47.910 --> 42:50.030 So we did for a long time we worked with 42:50.550 --> 42:53.750 We work with autoimmune diseases and it's nice when people realize 42:54.370 --> 42:59.430 Oh, it's not that I have this thing that's just killing me. My body is not attacking itself 42:59.430 --> 43:02.650 This is nature and I did a little cartoon meme recently 43:02.650 --> 43:08.610 I haven't shared yet, but it's you know, the doctor looking at the tree and saying, well, it's bark is attacking its roots 43:09.250 --> 43:14.750 You know, like nature is not doing it. Your body's your body wants you to survive. It's not attacking itself 43:15.190 --> 43:18.570 You know, even with that seaward experience, that's an end stage thing 43:18.570 --> 43:21.530 But it's a very natural process that should happen when you're in the ground 43:22.430 --> 43:27.130 You know, it's happening while you're alive. So there's this do you guys ever see shit like a 43:27.130 --> 43:32.250 Kids who get bit by a dog when you're younger, you know, like an animal bite like especially a bad one is 43:32.250 --> 43:37.310 Does that have later effects? Like let's say we're attacked by a dog like a real bad, you know 43:37.310 --> 43:41.330 It depends on how much of an emotional trauma it was for for the kid 43:42.070 --> 43:43.530 So, you know, we've seen 43:44.010 --> 43:46.530 The injury actually holds in the emotional trauma 43:47.470 --> 43:50.050 So as we treat the injury it releases the emotional trauma 43:50.050 --> 43:54.650 This is where we differ a little bit from the new new germ of medicine is we want to get our hands physically on the person 43:55.310 --> 43:59.270 Okay, there's been an emotional trauma. There's a physical injury. We got to work on the physical injuries 43:59.270 --> 44:03.130 So for instance, the scar will hold in the trauma the emotional trauma 44:03.130 --> 44:06.690 So you might have a massive scar with a bit of an emotional component to it 44:06.690 --> 44:09.490 Or you might have a tiny scar with a massive emotional component to it 44:09.490 --> 44:12.890 We had one person who you know, I'd seen dad was about 80 percent better 44:12.890 --> 44:15.630 Was thrilled and dad was a perfectionist knew he was missing something 44:16.110 --> 44:17.790 Turned out when he was seven or eight years old 44:17.790 --> 44:20.390 He she had she had stepped on a rusty nail it got infected 44:20.390 --> 44:22.950 They did a tetanus a tetanus shot, of course 44:23.550 --> 44:27.770 And the doctors held her their parents held her down on the table while the doctor gave him the shot 44:28.190 --> 44:32.290 So she felt like the doctors were attacking her and her parents were not there to protect her 44:32.290 --> 44:35.590 And all of that emotion was trapped in the tiniest little scar that you'd ever see 44:35.590 --> 44:38.250 And as dad treated that scar everything opened up for 44:39.090 --> 44:43.050 So the emotion behind the injury or the trauma is going to dictate how big of an issue it is for you 44:43.590 --> 44:47.330 That's crazy. Have you ever seen like a dog jaw in the blood? 44:47.830 --> 44:49.210 You were bit by a dog 44:54.070 --> 44:57.290 Yeah, we saw a dog by a dog bite once I remember someone got bit 44:57.290 --> 45:01.770 I was actually with Eileen McCusick doing a training with her like nine years ago or something 45:01.770 --> 45:05.750 And someone there had got bit on the hand and I looked at the blood because I bought the microscope 45:05.750 --> 45:09.750 And there was punctures on the hand and we saw something in the blood that looked almost like that bite 45:10.260 --> 45:13.070 Yeah, it was a little traumatic for her, you know attacked by a dog 45:13.070 --> 45:15.310 But that's that's are you working with Eileen? 45:15.430 --> 45:21.210 Have you tried taking blood and then hitting a tuning fork one of her forks and then recheck the blood like have you tried any of that? 45:21.770 --> 45:23.550 We haven't done we've done 45:23.550 --> 45:28.930 Uh, we've definitely done blood before and after treatments. I did I took her course way back 45:28.930 --> 45:31.570 You know, I was her guitar teacher a long time ago, which was awesome 45:32.070 --> 45:34.510 But we've definitely looked at blood before and after some of her treatments 45:34.510 --> 45:36.390 And there's something that goes on without question 45:36.390 --> 45:39.630 There is something we'd like to do, you know when we had the clinics 45:39.630 --> 45:42.290 We were just the rat and the wheel people are coming in and coming in 45:42.290 --> 45:45.150 So at this point and I even talked about it recently 45:45.990 --> 45:52.390 With Anna, you know to put the drop of blood on the slide and yeah, put the tuning fork next to the drop and just see what happens 45:53.170 --> 45:56.570 Uh, and this is funny though, Steve because we did this with magnets 45:56.570 --> 45:59.430 All right during the last four years, you know 45:59.430 --> 46:04.030 And there were these toxic substances that Anna and I got to observe and I don't know if you've heard this story 46:04.030 --> 46:08.070 This is hilarious. So we put this substance on the slide and someone says put a magnet 46:08.070 --> 46:10.230 So I go put a magnet and everything moves 46:10.790 --> 46:12.490 Everything moved. I was like, oh my god 46:12.490 --> 46:15.030 Like are we doing videos of this? All right 46:15.030 --> 46:19.770 Everything moved I did multiple videos and then at one point, uh, I forgot who said it someone said 46:19.770 --> 46:22.050 Isn't the stage of the microscope metal 46:23.610 --> 46:24.010 Yeah 46:24.790 --> 46:27.990 Uh, there's a little there's a little arm that holds this holds the slide in place 46:27.990 --> 46:31.870 So I realized the the magnet was moving the arm 46:32.290 --> 46:38.410 So it was moving the whole slide and this is funny guys. This is what I appreciate about uh, Anna and Maria oliva, right? 46:38.530 --> 46:41.930 And having her on the team understanding how real science works 46:42.710 --> 46:46.370 Steve if I had shared those first couple videos people would be freaking their pants off 46:46.370 --> 46:49.990 I probably would have gone viral. Yay. We'd make money and people had come to us 46:50.510 --> 46:52.630 But we waited and then realized oh 46:53.430 --> 46:54.190 That was wrong 46:54.890 --> 46:58.110 And it was funny, you know, we have to do things over and over repeat things 46:58.110 --> 46:59.610 What's nice about what dad did 46:59.610 --> 47:01.490 Is he did this for decades 47:02.430 --> 47:08.730 You know, we saw patterns over and over and that whole belly button, you know being tied tight with the mononucleosis 47:08.730 --> 47:12.190 You've got to observe someone for a long period of time when you start to catch these things 47:12.810 --> 47:16.510 So dad really observed patterns, you know and for us that's 47:16.510 --> 47:22.450 Good science is when we can repeat things replicable if I had shared the first video of the whole everything moving 47:22.450 --> 47:26.050 Oh my god, even I think even if I had showed those videos and then said 47:26.610 --> 47:29.530 Well, look it was the magnet moving the stage 47:30.130 --> 47:33.810 You know, we had somewhat we have had two people I think at different times take our videos 47:34.350 --> 47:38.810 And cut our name out of it like cut the first part and the last part and claim it was theirs 47:39.370 --> 47:44.650 All right, so would somebody potentially cut off the end of this video and say oh my god the biggleson's look 47:44.650 --> 47:48.570 Magnet is moving everything. Yeah, I'm sure without question 47:49.290 --> 47:52.470 Yeah, totally. I mean, you know, that's what's cool, too 47:52.470 --> 47:58.610 Is you guys are starting to meet people like vita austin. There's all the jerald pollock. There's these different disciplines. I leave him accusing 47:59.850 --> 48:05.590 We're in a very interesting time with the internet and these conferences and things where these kind of people would have never met 48:05.590 --> 48:08.210 200 years ago imagine if they did, you know, like 48:08.990 --> 48:13.450 So it's getting really exciting where you guys are thinking about stuff like this like oh, what 48:13.450 --> 48:17.230 What does that do or how you know, what about the vita austin's work like? 48:17.530 --> 48:21.470 But what I do like you it's important what you said about the science adam because 48:22.810 --> 48:25.550 Bloodwork right you and I were at a conference 48:25.550 --> 48:29.850 I'm not going to say what but people probably know and they were taking they were doing 48:29.850 --> 48:32.230 There was a table doing live 48:32.790 --> 48:39.190 Yeah, live blood analysis for right. And how will we do? Yes, go ahead. Yeah, but like what yeah, you threw a conniption 48:41.050 --> 48:48.310 I did in your nice way, but what's the problem what they're sometimes they're ruining right like your doctor sends off to the lab 48:48.830 --> 48:54.610 That's even out of your doctor's hands. They have no idea how competent the the lab person is, you know, doing any of the work 48:54.610 --> 48:56.510 So now you've got another layer 48:59.490 --> 49:00.370 Hello, darling 49:05.370 --> 49:08.310 Welcome welcome. Are you are you listening or watching? 49:09.170 --> 49:12.410 No, I just finished a meeting and I just jumped 49:12.890 --> 49:18.770 Oh, all right, excellent. Yeah, we we're all over the place. We're just kind of we're kind of winging it and stuff right now 49:18.770 --> 49:18.930 but 49:19.430 --> 49:21.170 But we were just talking about you 49:22.950 --> 49:27.950 How it's important that you still have to really have some science when you're doing things, you know 49:27.950 --> 49:32.730 Like like adam was talking about the magnet on the the slide and it was the arm moving 49:32.730 --> 49:37.770 Or like blood, you know during the stew peters during during the convid thing 49:38.190 --> 49:45.130 There were salt crystals and there's nano robots in the blood. I fell for it too. I made some movies like I fell for that shit from 49:46.010 --> 49:50.610 Well, la quinta columna and all that crap because I didn't know I'm just some douchebag. So what do I know? 49:51.270 --> 49:51.850 There wasn't 49:51.850 --> 49:54.810 It wasn't till I saw you guys 49:55.330 --> 49:57.630 And you're you're like now we've been seeing this 49:57.630 --> 49:59.450 You guys have been seeing it in the blood 49:59.450 --> 50:03.330 Let's we've talked about it before but let's real quick talk about that again 50:03.330 --> 50:10.250 Like because a lot of people are so worried that they had robots injected into them over the last three years and they're gonna turn into 50:10.730 --> 50:17.310 You know, well, and this is perfect steve with what you were just talking about. So ana steve was just mentioning and josh 50:17.310 --> 50:21.050 Um, sorry if I forgot to mention steve invited ana 50:22.250 --> 50:24.870 She's here to she's here to make fun of josh. I'm out of here 50:27.330 --> 50:30.930 I'm just gonna have the screen slide you off to the side josh was 50:30.930 --> 50:33.230 I love no, I invited ana 50:33.730 --> 50:37.570 Steve was just talking about ana, you know, we go to confluence, you know 50:37.570 --> 50:41.170 During what's gone on over the last four years. We're meeting people. We're starting to connect 50:41.170 --> 50:43.950 You know the veda austin's the gerald pox things like this 50:43.950 --> 50:44.410 All right 50:44.410 --> 50:49.810 And I had mentioned to steve that as we were observing toxic substance and we put the magnet saw everything move 50:50.450 --> 50:51.690 You know, and we saw it move 50:51.690 --> 50:56.830 But then if we shared the video before we realized the magnet was affecting the metal piece on the microscope 50:57.330 --> 50:59.590 That people would have just run with that ridiculousness 50:59.590 --> 51:06.350 You know and to let people know real quick as far as having ana on our team now is awesome because she's a research scientist 51:06.990 --> 51:10.330 You know, she worked in laboratories nanobiotechnology laboratory 51:10.330 --> 51:14.270 So this is what we talked about the ridiculousness of microscopy over the last four years 51:14.790 --> 51:17.090 It's not good science. You know people are seeing 51:18.270 --> 51:24.890 Nanobots and pepsi and going oh my god, we've got quantum dots, you know, it's like you don't know what you're talking about 51:24.890 --> 51:26.130 Why don't you shut up? 51:26.890 --> 51:29.690 You know for us this has been really nice though steve 51:30.510 --> 51:34.290 Being able to go to confluence, you know, ana had met gerald pollock previously 51:34.810 --> 51:37.790 Josh and I looked at his blood. We met him in seattle, you know 51:37.790 --> 51:41.890 But you've got him there and ana they can have conversations discussions 51:42.790 --> 51:47.130 You know, he asked ana a question about was it why birds fly and she went 51:47.130 --> 51:51.330 All this science and he was like, I'm just so happy to have this conversation with you 51:51.330 --> 51:55.330 You know, and this I think is what's great about you steve is you're not a stupid guy 51:56.130 --> 51:58.810 You know, you're really intelligent and you're looking great 52:00.670 --> 52:03.670 There are we get interviewed by stupid people sometimes 52:03.670 --> 52:11.110 But you're looking at things, you know objectively you're listening to different people and you're helping you're making sense of what's going on 52:11.110 --> 52:15.230 You're coming to, you know, nice interesting conclusions. You'll understand these things 52:15.230 --> 52:18.410 When ana and I went to confluence was awesome 52:18.990 --> 52:20.410 Uh, we get to meet steve young 52:20.930 --> 52:27.270 Awesome guy, right? Not a stupid guy. Wow. I get intimidated by some of these people very intellectual intelligent 52:27.770 --> 52:33.030 You know, and it was fun because he we met mark gober very intelligent guy, you know 52:33.030 --> 52:37.930 And now I was I was whining about it during my presentation. Now. I got to read these people's books. Damn it 52:37.930 --> 52:39.590 How am I gonna understand it? 52:39.950 --> 52:41.270 But then I wrote my book 52:41.270 --> 52:46.290 Which is similar to books that you've got steve. I still have the goons laser balloons on my desktop here 52:46.890 --> 52:48.070 I wrote the kids book version 52:48.730 --> 52:54.750 You know, but what we want to do now is this we talk to these guys and we said we want to do podcasts and webinars just to have discussions 52:55.470 --> 52:58.310 Let's throw something on the table that people have been talking about 52:58.310 --> 53:02.630 You know, what does steve young think about what we're doing? Josh and I, you know 53:02.630 --> 53:08.170 When we met ana it was awesome because she's been in the trenches like dad was she's been working with people 53:08.670 --> 53:09.110 All right 53:09.110 --> 53:15.310 So for us having these discussions bringing people like ana in you someone like you asking the questions 53:15.310 --> 53:21.110 The perspective of someone like steve young with the you know, the place that he's coming from and the joe pox of the world 53:21.630 --> 53:27.470 We're coming to some interesting conclusions. You know, there's a lot of reinforcement going on. Yeah, and it's and I appreciate you 53:27.470 --> 53:31.370 Doing these things when you have people like us. Oh, you're welcome. You're welcome. Yeah 53:31.370 --> 53:37.270 It's even also like, you know, they were say remember back now. There's hydro vulgaris. They said they said there was like 53:38.430 --> 53:40.790 Hydro vulgaris and the shots in the blood 53:40.790 --> 53:43.530 But I think uh, you guys have slides of it 53:43.530 --> 53:49.950 I can put these all over dub these later like you've been seeing that same thing in blood forever and ever and ever, right? 53:50.730 --> 53:51.670 What is it? 53:52.290 --> 53:54.190 People have lost their powers of observation 53:54.190 --> 53:58.250 All right, we work a lot with the regentia farmers and they say you get your piece of land 53:58.250 --> 54:00.730 Don't touch it for a year. Watch it. Observe it 54:00.730 --> 54:03.430 All right, my dad was behind a microscope for about 30 years 54:03.430 --> 54:07.230 I've been behind a microscope for almost 25 years now you observe patterns 54:07.670 --> 54:12.390 And people are coming up with conclusions based on their own narrative these days with little to no training 54:12.990 --> 54:15.030 Right, so it's been very very difficult 54:15.030 --> 54:19.130 Then I'm going to let probably add an atom takeover on this one because I get a little too flustered about it 54:19.130 --> 54:22.570 But they're claiming they can see nanoparticles with a microscope 54:22.570 --> 54:26.690 And it was my belief in teaching that those are forms of measurement nano and micro 54:27.390 --> 54:31.510 And I wasn't sure that you could see nano with micro isn't nano a lot smaller than micro 54:32.090 --> 54:36.250 Um, so a lot of what they're claiming is just not physically possible 54:36.250 --> 54:41.290 The other part of that is they don't understand the very basis of science of capillary blood 54:41.290 --> 54:47.670 All right, you're taking the people doing live cell analysis with a dark field microscope are taking a drop of blood from your finger 54:47.670 --> 54:50.650 That's a capillary only one cell can move through there at a time 54:51.150 --> 54:55.690 The structures are showing 100 times as big that cannot physically be in your capillary 54:55.690 --> 54:57.950 All right, it's physically impossible 54:57.950 --> 55:02.950 All right, so we've seen those as holograms that correlate to things in your body and sometimes there's dirt on the slide 55:02.950 --> 55:06.290 Now whether you believe in our interpretation or not, it doesn't make a difference 55:06.290 --> 55:10.930 These things have been seen since the dawn of time when somebody actually looked at a dark field microscope 55:10.930 --> 55:13.870 These are not new images people are seeing 55:13.870 --> 55:16.590 But they're making up shit because it fits into their narrative 55:16.590 --> 55:20.930 And honestly, it's been a very frustrating road for us because people say oh, you guys do live blood analysis 55:20.930 --> 55:22.930 That is not what we do 55:22.930 --> 55:25.470 We do traditional french german dark field microscopy 55:25.470 --> 55:30.870 And as adam would say live blood analysis is a brand and that's what it is and and i'm sorry if there's people out 55:30.870 --> 55:36.810 With microscopes a lot of you have been taught wrong. Just go out and read bechamp. Okay read underline 55:36.810 --> 55:43.470 Get the very basis of where this work came from before you go start making claims about nanobots. These are not nanobots 55:44.150 --> 55:46.410 Or go to the course that they are doing 55:48.550 --> 55:55.030 Out of course that's going to give you a totally different information. So as you can understand what you are saying 55:55.030 --> 55:56.890 I promise we're getting to that eventually 55:56.890 --> 55:57.190 We're 55:59.890 --> 56:03.830 You should just host the show from now on. I think you should just take us all home 56:04.370 --> 56:05.950 Well, this is 56:07.110 --> 56:08.310 This is cool though 56:08.310 --> 56:11.510 You know, I was going to say that with this with anna and saying that you know 56:11.510 --> 56:16.690 What's if if these people had had discussions about what they were seeing first before sharing 56:17.190 --> 56:20.910 Right and anna and same idea which is part of what's great about our course 56:21.490 --> 56:25.890 What's great about this, you know the fact that you can have josh and ian and anna on right now 56:25.890 --> 56:27.950 We can have a discussion about this 56:28.370 --> 56:33.030 You know, and if those people with microscopes had had discussions, they wouldn't have shared the stupidity 56:33.030 --> 56:38.510 You know, I tried to we have friends you have friends that I tried to prevent from sharing the stuff and they didn't listen 56:38.890 --> 56:43.310 And you know, they changed their tune. They might have looked like they had egg on their face for a moment or two 56:43.310 --> 56:45.410 And I don't want people on our side have an egg on their face 56:45.410 --> 56:49.670 So if you've got theories and thoughts, there are some well known people on the train movement that I don't add 56:49.670 --> 56:52.090 I'm an apology. That's for sure. Yeah 56:52.090 --> 56:56.270 As he reached out very nicely and said no what you're showing is actually assault crystals 56:56.270 --> 56:59.790 That's not nano circuitry and their reply was not very nice. So 57:00.390 --> 57:03.150 There are people who owe adam an apology. Um, but sorry 57:04.410 --> 57:07.530 There's a well, I mean anna caught a lot of shit too because 57:08.210 --> 57:09.270 You know, I 57:09.710 --> 57:14.450 Because we all know there's a there's conspiracies going on. There are people out to get us 57:14.450 --> 57:16.650 That's I mean, you're stupid if you don't see that 57:16.650 --> 57:20.850 The problem is you can get so frickin paranoid like you're saying actually josh 57:20.850 --> 57:25.510 You you'll just you just assume the worst. You're like, of course there's robots in there 57:26.750 --> 57:30.350 Why wouldn't they those evil bastards on hydro vulgarity, you know 57:30.350 --> 57:34.590 And then when anna comes along and just says hey, dude, there's graphene oxide and makeup 57:34.590 --> 57:38.710 But like it's in everything like whatever, you know, it's it's not in your blood like fuck off 57:38.710 --> 57:43.050 And then everyone gets mad at her they shoot the messenger, you know, because you've like 57:43.530 --> 57:46.630 You've ruined their fantasy about the evil doers, you know 57:46.630 --> 57:52.770 Oh, yeah, this is this is like a fallacy, you know, we're saying the same that josh is saying but with different words 57:52.770 --> 57:58.990 It's like, you know that there is a plan. Let's say we know that about the transhumanism. That's a reality 57:58.990 --> 58:02.830 This is not just a psalm. This is something that is planned 58:02.830 --> 58:05.850 And then we know that we see certain things 58:05.850 --> 58:10.350 But not because this is true means that there is a connection with what you are seeing 58:10.850 --> 58:18.510 And this is the lack of knowledge and that's why I love science because it allows me to see where is the truth a little bit better 58:18.510 --> 58:25.810 So if I started recording some things I have to record them in english because it's the basics of the nano medicine the basics 58:25.810 --> 58:28.850 Of why the graphene oxide can never be used 58:29.370 --> 58:30.010 for that 58:30.630 --> 58:36.490 You cannot do a brain computer interface with graphene oxide. So from that beginning it's like stop that 58:36.490 --> 58:41.790 Stop telling that we are being hybridized when you have no idea what is the nano medicine 58:41.790 --> 58:43.730 You don't know what is a nano mechanism 58:43.730 --> 58:49.850 You don't know you have never seen that and you are assuming that what you are seeing as josh says because it fits your narrative 58:49.850 --> 58:52.810 There is a connection. So i'm sorry, but that's a fallacy 58:52.810 --> 58:54.670 It doesn't work that way 58:55.430 --> 58:59.170 Transhumanism is real and is one thing what you're observing in the blood is real 58:59.170 --> 59:04.590 But it's a different thing don't create this bridge because there is no way to connect that unless 59:05.150 --> 59:13.390 You just invent the things but the experience and the observations if people were able to observe and to 59:13.390 --> 59:14.130 just 59:14.710 --> 59:16.830 make hypotheses and try to 59:17.610 --> 59:22.710 Confirm those hypotheses that is what science does. I remember when adam and i were 59:23.230 --> 59:30.270 Looking at that poison and we were working with someone at the other side of the world that supposedly was a sciences 59:30.270 --> 59:34.990 And let's see what we are seeing. This is the hypothesis. No, no the truth is this one 59:34.990 --> 59:38.190 No, this is not truth. I mean science doesn't talk about truth 59:38.750 --> 59:43.110 It's like is there is a hypothesis it can work. It doesn't but this is what people don't want 59:43.110 --> 59:46.670 People don't want the truth. They just want what matches with what they believe 59:47.130 --> 59:49.770 And especially if it's a scary even better 59:50.270 --> 59:55.450 I was just gonna say we all love horror movies. We go we pay money to scare the shit out of ourselves 59:55.450 --> 01:00:00.050 So it's like we're like non realistic horror movies, you know 01:00:00.050 --> 01:00:03.530 But you know, I put behind a microscope for a huge portion of my life 01:00:03.530 --> 01:00:11.550 It doesn't do mineral analysis. It doesn't do chemical analysis. These are just guesses, right and a hypothesis is an educated guess 01:00:12.750 --> 01:00:14.290 Right not a guess 01:00:15.830 --> 01:00:21.470 So yeah, it's a lot of it isn't is embarrassing but for people out there want you to get into 01:00:22.510 --> 01:00:28.950 Microscopy, you know dark field microscopy read up about base shop on enderline, you know understand the terrain before you actually get behind 01:00:28.950 --> 01:00:30.090 The big insane scores 01:00:31.350 --> 01:00:35.370 We're gonna get to those two. Oh, you have a course on there too. We'll plug if it's still going 01:00:35.370 --> 01:00:40.150 Also, uh, what do what do you think a guest on nasons? He had that crazy ass microscope? 01:00:41.170 --> 01:00:42.770 Yeah, what do you think about him? 01:00:43.270 --> 01:00:46.190 Dad visited him. That was one of the things he knew dad's life 01:00:46.190 --> 01:00:50.990 Yeah, dad got to visit nasons and when dad looked in that microscope and saw things moving 01:00:50.990 --> 01:00:53.850 He said he got chills. He had never studied that before 01:00:54.370 --> 01:00:59.230 You know gassed on these songs did something awesome gassed on these songs was still a germ theorist 01:00:59.730 --> 01:01:04.070 So, you know at some point to be interesting to have a timeline what he saw was was wild 01:01:04.070 --> 01:01:08.310 Then dad went and he saw that and he started doing things and observing how these things react 01:01:08.850 --> 01:01:12.190 So nasons something thank god for nasons doing what he did 01:01:12.190 --> 01:01:18.010 You know even underline was more of a germ theory guy, you know, but they they've created a foundation for us 01:01:18.010 --> 01:01:19.830 And what I've loved what I loved about dad 01:01:20.490 --> 01:01:24.990 Is he said 80% of what he says is always going to be true and 20% we can we can have a discussion about it 01:01:24.990 --> 01:01:30.030 All right, no nobody's ever right 100 of the time and if they are they're probably not very pleasant to be around 01:01:30.030 --> 01:01:31.190 Right, you know 01:01:31.190 --> 01:01:34.270 So you can have a discussion about underline and was one of our heroes 01:01:34.270 --> 01:01:37.870 But he was still a germ theory guy nasons really did a lot of brilliant stuff 01:01:37.870 --> 01:01:39.530 Was still a germ theory guys 01:01:39.530 --> 01:01:43.150 So what we're going to we're trying to do is we got to take the basis of their brilliance 01:01:43.150 --> 01:01:46.110 And then take it to the next level and that's what my father did 01:01:46.110 --> 01:01:49.330 This is what we're trying to do and then there's going to be people of our students 01:01:49.330 --> 01:01:51.650 We're going to take it to way beyond what we're doing right now 01:01:51.650 --> 01:01:53.770 So but you got to be open to that discussion 01:01:54.130 --> 01:01:57.730 There's always that filter of the time too, you know, you say well, that was the trick 01:01:58.610 --> 01:02:01.830 I was just going to say like about Anna like she's a real scientist 01:02:02.310 --> 01:02:06.490 But these days everyone hates scientists and they're like scientist is all 01:02:06.490 --> 01:02:12.790 Bullshit, it's the it's the high black priests of the magic Saturn cube, you know, you're like not all of it 01:02:12.790 --> 01:02:16.890 Like, you know, so like all of a sudden they don't like you because you're actually really a scientist 01:02:16.890 --> 01:02:20.390 They're like that's bullshit. There's no real science. You're like there is 01:02:20.910 --> 01:02:25.090 But you know, student science is a method 01:02:26.230 --> 01:02:30.650 It's just a way of observing reality. It's just a way of getting knowledge 01:02:30.650 --> 01:02:35.970 So you can yes, you can say that many scientists are based on an observation that 01:02:36.490 --> 01:02:37.110 Is made 01:02:37.710 --> 01:02:42.110 You know, and they're making conclusions that are not real, but science is just a method 01:02:42.110 --> 01:02:43.870 You cannot say that all science is bullshit 01:02:44.850 --> 01:02:50.990 Because it's a way of of getting knowledge. It's just a method. It's a how it's not a what 01:02:52.270 --> 01:02:57.190 So it's a process and it's really Anna, you know, it's the discussion is the part of it 01:02:57.190 --> 01:03:02.430 You have a theory you have your hypothesis then you send it past people and we have the discussion about it 01:03:02.430 --> 01:03:06.010 And it's interesting Steve because you know as many people as we have met 01:03:06.810 --> 01:03:07.710 That we know 01:03:08.250 --> 01:03:12.410 All of us know the same people more or less, but some of them aren't interested in having the discussions 01:03:13.090 --> 01:03:15.510 You know, they've got their thing and they're running with it 01:03:15.510 --> 01:03:19.570 Some people some of these people have done awesome things. What they're doing is doing something 01:03:19.570 --> 01:03:23.710 But then they're using terminology that doesn't really connect and make sense 01:03:24.330 --> 01:03:28.470 You know because they don't really understand the science behind it, but it's kind of like 01:03:28.470 --> 01:03:33.190 There are certain words, you know plasma and ether, you know on these things these days 01:03:33.190 --> 01:03:38.370 What's what what's scalar? What's electro magnetic and what's really necessary? 01:03:39.130 --> 01:03:43.630 You know the quantum experience for us when we hear anything as quantum. That's usually a marketing strategy 01:03:43.630 --> 01:03:47.290 You know, what is quantum and look at Anna's face right there? 01:03:48.510 --> 01:03:53.770 So if the discussions are had though, and this is what we really are excited about as time moves on 01:03:53.770 --> 01:03:59.250 This is why we really love the courses the people that come to our courses are awesome. They're very 01:03:59.710 --> 01:04:00.150 knowledgeable 01:04:00.150 --> 01:04:03.890 They're educated. They've had experience and they're around the world these people 01:04:03.890 --> 01:04:07.750 You know barolando comes and hangs out with our course sometimes because 01:04:07.750 --> 01:04:11.270 Well, he's got the knowledge and he wants to be a part of discussions 01:04:11.870 --> 01:04:16.730 You know, we're not here to just talk at people when we do these courses, you know with Anna 01:04:17.250 --> 01:04:20.890 We ask questions. She's got thoughts. Josh has thoughts. I have thoughts 01:04:20.890 --> 01:04:23.150 We can whittle away some inconsistencies 01:04:23.650 --> 01:04:25.070 Let's start to see some truths 01:04:25.610 --> 01:04:28.250 You know Anna for you as a scientist 01:04:29.250 --> 01:04:31.610 How many people have you met that are open to the discussions? 01:04:32.990 --> 01:04:33.850 Not so many 01:04:34.450 --> 01:04:37.750 Not so many and and this is it's it's pretty sad because 01:04:37.750 --> 01:04:42.850 You know when you are doing research the first thing you do is that you've changed the result and you discuss that 01:04:42.850 --> 01:04:43.630 You say hey 01:04:44.210 --> 01:04:49.170 So now it's like the bank me, please the bank me tell me tell me what i'm doing that is not wrong 01:04:49.170 --> 01:04:53.250 That is not right. So it's like there is a challenge there too, you know 01:04:53.250 --> 01:05:00.330 And let's test this and and have this hypothesis now try to demand me because this is how i'm going to see where are my inconsistencies 01:05:01.370 --> 01:05:02.970 But nobody wants to do that 01:05:03.470 --> 01:05:05.630 Man you make science sound sexy and fun 01:05:07.310 --> 01:05:09.730 The problem is not science. The problem is the scientist 01:05:10.430 --> 01:05:15.210 Right, science shouldn't be a bad word. It's all about the scientist who's doing their their studies, you know 01:05:15.210 --> 01:05:19.410 But yeah, that is the great thing about we've got a few courses. This one's the hidden side of health care 01:05:19.410 --> 01:05:23.250 Yeah, let's talk about the hidden side of health care because that's the one coming up first of all 01:05:23.250 --> 01:05:25.190 When is it before we say what it is? 01:05:25.630 --> 01:05:28.490 They can i'll i'll send links to the website where to sign up 01:05:28.490 --> 01:05:33.570 But when is it and then tell us what starts on june that one starts on june 5th june 5th, okay? 01:05:33.810 --> 01:05:35.290 It's a 13 week course 01:05:35.970 --> 01:05:39.290 It's based on my father our father's book doctors are more harmful than germs 01:05:39.750 --> 01:05:42.330 Which didn't make him a whole lot of friends in the medical world 01:05:43.110 --> 01:05:47.830 But you know the the addendum to that is it's uh how surgery can be hazardous here 01:05:47.830 --> 01:05:50.810 Had hazardous to your health and what to do about it 01:05:50.810 --> 01:05:53.330 So we'll talk about the system and things like that 01:05:53.330 --> 01:05:56.370 But the goal of this course is to give you solutions not tell you what the problem is 01:05:56.910 --> 01:06:00.990 All right. Well, we do talk about you know what surgeries can do our dad was a trained surgeon 01:06:01.910 --> 01:06:07.030 Right, you know and realized what was going on. So, you know some of the the course we talk about 01:06:07.030 --> 01:06:10.550 What's kind of with different modalities and things like that and how they're causing more harm than good 01:06:10.550 --> 01:06:15.110 But really the power of this course is all about solutions. Um, it's really interactive 01:06:15.110 --> 01:06:20.050 You've got a lot of information each week to go over. We've got the one live webinar each week that's totally interactive 01:06:20.050 --> 01:06:21.750 It's not just adam and i talking 01:06:22.190 --> 01:06:23.430 It's supposed to be an hour 01:06:23.430 --> 01:06:26.890 It'll go as much longer than that most of the time and things are happening 01:06:27.470 --> 01:06:30.090 For the first time I feel like I'm learning again 01:06:30.530 --> 01:06:33.750 Right, you know, because we've got a lot of people come. We've got a great aussie contingent 01:06:33.750 --> 01:06:36.190 They are the aussies come in, you know, and there are different terrain 01:06:36.970 --> 01:06:40.530 Right, and we're all about the terrain and we have a lot of people in the terrain movement these days 01:06:40.530 --> 01:06:41.730 You don't really understand the terrain 01:06:41.730 --> 01:06:45.910 They're just rejecting the germ theory and god bless them. They're they're tipping their toes into it 01:06:45.910 --> 01:06:51.130 Right, you know, but we we like to speak from a lot of experience that we've had which is why we get along with the farmers 01:06:51.130 --> 01:06:54.610 But very interactive a lot of conversations are going on there 01:06:55.110 --> 01:06:59.290 Um, we like to keep the groups smaller. We don't want, you know, thousands or hundreds of people in the course 01:06:59.850 --> 01:07:04.850 Um, we want a fair amount of people in there, but it's really cool because we get to see people from different terrains 01:07:05.410 --> 01:07:08.510 So even like you talked about the science that our work is based on even 01:07:09.370 --> 01:07:12.230 Bechamp, Lamarck, Vincent, they were doing studies a long time ago 01:07:12.650 --> 01:07:16.770 You know the terrain actually back then was much more acidic and your diseases were much more acidic 01:07:16.770 --> 01:07:19.790 Whereas now the more alkaline and the diseases are more alkaline 01:07:19.790 --> 01:07:23.510 Right, so the terrain the studies they were doing were based on a different terrain 01:07:24.390 --> 01:07:28.590 Everybody's terrain is unique and that's one of the awesome things about the course is we've got people from all over the world 01:07:28.590 --> 01:07:32.170 You know, I it would be nice if I could talk to people in my everyday life about this 01:07:32.170 --> 01:07:36.710 But you know for those of of you who feel like you're aliens. That's what this course is great about 01:07:36.710 --> 01:07:41.430 I hate the word safe space, but we get these conversations going and it's like-minded people 01:07:41.430 --> 01:07:43.050 We don't get attitudes and egos 01:07:43.550 --> 01:07:48.970 You know, there's there's never arguments. It's always a discussion as adam always says that we don't have all the answers 01:07:49.710 --> 01:07:51.210 Right and dad was very 01:07:51.650 --> 01:07:54.770 Deligy with me. You have to be honest about what you know and honest about what you don't know 01:07:55.310 --> 01:07:59.710 I don't mind saying I don't know, you know, but adam says between all of us we can come up with the answers 01:08:00.750 --> 01:08:03.790 And that's what the brilliance of our courses are when we have the discussion 01:08:03.790 --> 01:08:06.670 Not one person knows everything but when we start to have the discussions 01:08:06.670 --> 01:08:08.970 We can I think we have the answers within us 01:08:08.970 --> 01:08:13.770 We can start to really come together and figure those things and who would who would like to hit inside of health care 01:08:14.250 --> 01:08:21.190 Is this for anybody or you're looking for more health care practitioners or just mom average joe off the street to doctor 01:08:22.730 --> 01:08:29.370 Anybody everybody everybody and anybody it's really it's for the mom who wants to learn to take care of the children 01:08:29.870 --> 01:08:33.750 It's for the individual that's had something going on that they're trying to figure out 01:08:33.750 --> 01:08:38.130 You know, what's more important than the images we show is the theory and philosophy behind this work 01:08:38.790 --> 01:08:40.550 So this is this, you know 01:08:40.550 --> 01:08:44.170 In this course you get to talk about your issues if you feel confident about it 01:08:44.170 --> 01:08:48.970 We had jenny from australia had her goats going through something and it was a discussion of the course 01:08:48.970 --> 01:08:52.910 There's goats terrain, you know, let's see what we can come together and figure out 01:08:52.910 --> 01:08:57.430 We had the whole class and on it, you know, we we brought in farmers and things like that to talk about it 01:08:57.430 --> 01:09:04.970 You know, so it was just really it's a happening. So it's like a hands-on interactive med school kind of or something like that pretty much 01:09:05.670 --> 01:09:10.750 Yeah, that that's really cool. That's how it should be instead of just sit and listen into the professor 01:09:13.410 --> 01:09:15.190 Very interactive very interactive 01:09:15.190 --> 01:09:18.710 That's a pretty legal sense classes at a party always 01:09:18.710 --> 01:09:23.170 But I want to say something is that when I when I met them for first time 01:09:23.770 --> 01:09:26.750 It was a whole revolution because I thought I knew 01:09:27.430 --> 01:09:33.610 You know, I was working in a very famous clinic and I was a little bit like the superstar of the clinic and and I thought I knew 01:09:34.220 --> 01:09:37.930 And suddenly these guys come and put my whole world upside down 01:09:38.610 --> 01:09:41.970 And it was like, oh shit. So now I need to relearn everything 01:09:41.970 --> 01:09:49.690 But the good thing was that it was a shock. It was like, how could they do this? How could they get to this 01:09:50.310 --> 01:09:54.350 explanation but after learning with them is like, oh, it was so easy 01:09:55.110 --> 01:09:57.930 That how could it be that I couldn't do that before? 01:09:59.170 --> 01:10:03.070 You know, it was like it was so easy because at the end it's like 01:10:03.610 --> 01:10:08.630 Um, I don't know how to say that in English, but it's like this this and this and it's it's like a sequence 01:10:08.630 --> 01:10:13.610 And if you understand the philosophy behind that then things get so much easier 01:10:13.610 --> 01:10:18.490 And that's why I think that this course should be for everybody because if you really want to learn 01:10:18.970 --> 01:10:21.170 how your body works and how to get 01:10:21.930 --> 01:10:23.510 out of or rid of of 01:10:24.130 --> 01:10:24.430 chronic 01:10:24.830 --> 01:10:30.230 The word chronic that I always say chronic only means that that doctor doesn't know how to fix that 01:10:30.230 --> 01:10:35.230 It doesn't mean that it has no solution. It only means that I recognize 01:10:35.230 --> 01:10:38.490 I don't know how to fix that that's why I tell you that this is chronic 01:10:38.490 --> 01:10:45.410 But then you they tell you because this course specifically is about more about this chronic labels that we put in 01:10:45.410 --> 01:10:48.770 In the diseases and and then you start realizing 01:10:48.770 --> 01:10:53.930 Oh, that was easier much easier than I expected and being able to 01:10:54.470 --> 01:10:59.750 Learn to take care of yourself out saying no to certain things getting more sovereign in your health 01:10:59.750 --> 01:11:01.830 That that's is priceless for me 01:11:01.830 --> 01:11:07.390 Absolutely priceless and they do that in a way that is so you can talk to them about everything 01:11:07.390 --> 01:11:12.350 You can put your concerns on top of the table and they always do that with a smile 01:11:12.350 --> 01:11:15.530 So what else do you want something that gives you a nice content? 01:11:15.870 --> 01:11:21.530 That gives you nice answers always an answer discussions other people people that are very 01:11:21.530 --> 01:11:27.410 Similar in in terms of thinking and then always with a smile. So what else? 01:11:28.490 --> 01:11:32.390 Yes, thank you. Thank you for that Anna. It's it was fun going to spain and 01:11:32.390 --> 01:11:36.290 Seeing we had a friend of Anna's we worked with and josh looked at the blood 01:11:36.290 --> 01:11:38.610 We saw things that made sense and Anna was like wow 01:11:39.250 --> 01:11:42.810 I couldn't have come to that conclusion as quickly as you guys did know how in a way 01:11:43.330 --> 01:11:47.490 But and the thing is with this course too, even when Anna was saying this theory and philosophy 01:11:47.490 --> 01:11:52.110 You know this course specifically for any one of you guys that's got stuff going on and you're in an area 01:11:52.110 --> 01:11:53.350 We cannot look at your blood 01:11:54.450 --> 01:11:58.730 Courses like this are where you really start to understand why you're going through what you're going through 01:11:59.630 --> 01:12:02.690 Right and it's one of those things josh said I think at one point in time 01:12:02.690 --> 01:12:07.810 For people that go through this course depending on they don't need us to look at their blood because they really start to understand 01:12:07.810 --> 01:12:09.290 Why things are happening? 01:12:10.030 --> 01:12:14.310 And you know, I can't say it without a smile. It's so much fun for us when we see things 01:12:14.750 --> 01:12:19.010 Everyone's been so confused and afraid and I don't understand and am I a victim? 01:12:19.210 --> 01:12:24.190 This is a random thing, but then when you understand the way we look at things it all makes 01:12:26.090 --> 01:12:29.490 I think you know, I think the hardest part for people is just 01:12:30.650 --> 01:12:35.690 20 years of school and then they put you on the day shift they cram shit in our head for 20 years 01:12:35.690 --> 01:12:42.830 The hardest part is to de-program that to start listening like, you know adam, you're also a music teacher you were you were before 01:12:44.030 --> 01:12:47.950 You know, I teach first year students. I can't sit down and teach them to mix a little 01:12:47.950 --> 01:12:54.210 All the modalities of a scale. They don't even know the major scale. I might as well be speaking Chinese to a zulu 01:12:54.870 --> 01:13:01.450 You know and no matter I've tried for years. So like don't you get it? It just starts on the neck and they're like, no 01:13:02.690 --> 01:13:07.950 I'll show them colors and little wheels and but two years later once they got it 01:13:07.950 --> 01:13:10.210 They're like, oh, is that it? That's so easy 01:13:10.710 --> 01:13:13.750 And you're like, it's not any harder than it was two years ago 01:13:13.750 --> 01:13:19.010 You just don't have the framework to build on this and I think that's what Anna was saying like 01:13:19.010 --> 01:13:23.770 You know, you coming from your world what they're doing is so alien 01:13:24.430 --> 01:13:30.870 That you just don't even have the it's like when I met your kids at anarca polka with the blindfolds. I was like, what the 01:13:32.290 --> 01:13:37.130 I wasn't that fun. They told me eyes work like this, you know, I was like, oh my god 01:13:38.090 --> 01:13:41.410 You got it on how many how many fingers of my whole now you're 01:13:46.430 --> 01:13:49.270 You have a course on there. Do you have any other courses? 01:13:49.790 --> 01:13:53.390 Do you want to talk through them real quick? You've got let me just open your website 01:13:53.930 --> 01:13:57.230 People can go to biggelsinacademy.com 01:13:57.790 --> 01:14:02.110 Yeah back slash courses and I'll put a screenshot of this 01:14:02.650 --> 01:14:07.810 Cool. Um, so you have are you ready to learn how your body truly works? That's is that one on sooner or no 01:14:07.810 --> 01:14:12.910 That's just a little video right there. Oh, it's just a video. Okay, then there's big biggelsin basics 101 01:14:14.050 --> 01:14:19.850 Yeah, and then there's the school of health and wellness. Oh, that's july. Okay. Okay. I can see uh 01:14:20.370 --> 01:14:24.270 So the the one july 25th is the school of health and wellness 01:14:25.030 --> 01:14:25.430 Um 01:14:26.330 --> 01:14:32.710 And then Anna's got a course on their basics of bioenergy. Whoo. Yeah. Yeah. Um, it's a new course 01:14:32.710 --> 01:14:36.290 Yeah, I'll tell you about the courses real quick. Steve. It's yeah, just just give me a rundown 01:14:36.790 --> 01:14:39.870 Sure. And what's nice is, you know, as we were just at confluence 01:14:40.710 --> 01:14:43.510 You know for people the the holograms are a little interesting 01:14:43.510 --> 01:14:46.690 It can be a little intense depending on and not everyone's ready, you know 01:14:46.690 --> 01:14:49.210 Josh and I say holograms in the blood goes right over your head 01:14:49.730 --> 01:14:51.570 But people like dr. Modo's work 01:14:52.230 --> 01:14:56.390 Veda austin's work as they're showing, you know, the water is has memory and consciousness 01:14:56.390 --> 01:15:01.210 And then we're looking that's these are great introductions into the world that we're josh and i are involved in 01:15:01.210 --> 01:15:02.350 Which is awesome 01:15:02.810 --> 01:15:05.230 So for those of you that are looking at this going, whoa, what? 01:15:06.230 --> 01:15:11.390 It's you got veda austin dr. Modo and if you can start to grasp that then we're the next step 01:15:11.390 --> 01:15:16.370 All right, and it was very nice because veda's just had a new book come out and she put some of our images in the end of the book 01:15:16.950 --> 01:15:19.830 You know, I appreciate that there's a bridge there, which is really nice 01:15:19.830 --> 01:15:23.050 The courses are not the courses are not blood courses 01:15:23.050 --> 01:15:25.550 We'll talk a little bit about here and there, but yeah 01:15:25.550 --> 01:15:28.810 The courses are they're a philosophy and the theory behind the actual work 01:15:28.810 --> 01:15:31.130 Which is way more important than microscopy is anyway 01:15:31.770 --> 01:15:34.290 Well, we have the two courses are two main courses 01:15:34.290 --> 01:15:35.830 This one's the hidden side of health care 01:15:35.830 --> 01:15:41.210 Which is based on this book the doctors are more harmful to germs which didn't make out a lot of friends in the medical world, right 01:15:42.170 --> 01:15:43.810 But this is a great introduction 01:15:44.370 --> 01:15:50.030 Then you've got our other course, which is the introduction to the terrain paradigm. That's dad's holographic blood book 01:15:50.610 --> 01:15:55.010 Which is the book that's the one that talks about the work where it came from. That's a little more science based 01:15:55.670 --> 01:16:00.210 Both of them are easy reads. He designed them to for anyone to read them. All right 01:16:00.670 --> 01:16:04.730 But those courses are awesome. Those both those courses are our long ones. They're 13 weeks 01:16:05.450 --> 01:16:09.850 We do a blood basics course if you want to learn anything with from us microscope wise 01:16:10.250 --> 01:16:12.510 You have to take one of our 13 week courses first 01:16:12.510 --> 01:16:15.910 We're not going to teach any microscope things to anything anybody 01:16:15.910 --> 01:16:20.930 We don't know because we've seen what people have done with a little bit of education with the microscope stuff 01:16:20.930 --> 01:16:24.850 And they do have to be accepted after that so just taking the course doesn't get them in 01:16:24.850 --> 01:16:27.010 We want them to attend the course. We need to get to know the person 01:16:27.470 --> 01:16:30.070 You know because like I said, we're trying to protect our father's legacy 01:16:30.070 --> 01:16:31.950 But we're trying to keep integrity in the work 01:16:31.950 --> 01:16:35.230 So you have to earn the philosophy before you can get behind the microscope 01:16:35.790 --> 01:16:39.690 Right, definitely. What's the better land of science without context is 01:16:40.330 --> 01:16:41.130 crap crap 01:16:44.790 --> 01:16:46.430 It's a dramatic pause on that one 01:16:47.130 --> 01:16:50.810 We've got the big Wilson basics we put together josh nav a signature lecture 01:16:51.290 --> 01:16:55.550 Which is out there. I think people can find it and then we did we broke that down into four other lectures 01:16:56.390 --> 01:17:00.350 So the big Wilson 101 is basically five presentations 01:17:00.910 --> 01:17:04.110 And then there's extra content that goes along with those presentations 01:17:04.110 --> 01:17:09.850 So there may be exercises other webinars with the osteopath things like that. That's the basics the foundation 01:17:11.070 --> 01:17:17.350 That's a nice one. That one's uh, I forgot that's not very expensive. That's a that's a that's a very inexpensive course 01:17:17.350 --> 01:17:20.930 I forgot that one's not interactive though, right? That's that's like a good introduction 01:17:20.930 --> 01:17:22.810 It does not have the live webinars 01:17:23.370 --> 01:17:27.930 Right that one though. I did put I'm not sure if it's there if you watch that course 01:17:27.930 --> 01:17:30.610 Then I am happy to zoom with you post 01:17:31.190 --> 01:17:33.170 Completing all your homework to answer some questions 01:17:33.690 --> 01:17:38.590 And with all the courses we do steve there's whenever you're watching content whether it's a live course or not 01:17:38.590 --> 01:17:41.610 You can always type in questions right where that piece of content is 01:17:41.610 --> 01:17:44.430 Those questions go to the josh josh is on top of it 01:17:44.430 --> 01:17:48.870 If we're doing the live courses then we'll have discussions based on those questions during the live webinars 01:17:49.450 --> 01:17:53.490 All right, so you're we're accessible. Yeah, the big Wilson 101 is just $99 01:17:53.490 --> 01:17:59.810 Uh, it's unattended. You can take it whenever you want and do it self-paced and then we're happy to have a conversation with you 01:17:59.810 --> 01:18:03.050 That's really great. I saw on your front page too. Um 01:18:03.650 --> 01:18:08.170 Don't you have a weekly q&a or something like that on your regular big old senate? Uh, 01:18:08.570 --> 01:18:08.910 Yeah 01:18:09.870 --> 01:18:13.150 That's the other one. Yeah, that's the other one. That's our school of health and wellness 01:18:13.830 --> 01:18:18.330 So this is our subscription experience josh and I charge $27 a month 01:18:18.330 --> 01:18:25.290 Right, you do one guest webinar or topic centered webinar month and one q&a and the q&a you can ask whatever questions you want 01:18:25.870 --> 01:18:28.490 You know as we do our courses you get people from the courses 01:18:28.930 --> 01:18:35.190 If you take any of our courses you get access to the school of health while we're doing the course because it's basically just another way to get access to us 01:18:35.910 --> 01:18:37.510 We can continue the discussion 01:18:38.030 --> 01:18:41.650 You know, this is all part of the same discussion and the school of health has been fun 01:18:41.650 --> 01:18:44.590 You know, this is where if you guys people have questions, all right 01:18:45.870 --> 01:18:50.590 Come join the school of health for $27 you can get access to us and we get to hear your voice 01:18:50.590 --> 01:18:53.770 You know, we don't have hundreds of people taking our courses and we like it that way 01:18:53.770 --> 01:18:57.350 We want to be able to know you to hear your voice to get to know you 01:18:57.850 --> 01:19:02.430 So nice we went to confluence and because we get to see these people and meet them. We're making friends 01:19:02.430 --> 01:19:04.510 It's really nice. We've actually had other people 01:19:05.030 --> 01:19:08.510 In our school of health and courses. We had five Australians get together 01:19:09.170 --> 01:19:12.670 Like physically so they're not alone anymore, which is really nice. It's really 01:19:12.670 --> 01:19:15.450 We've got all these things and also, you know 01:19:15.450 --> 01:19:18.150 So you're starting to get these little little pods and the interviews are awesome 01:19:18.150 --> 01:19:22.730 We're interviewing, you know, Bear Lando's on all the time. We've had osteopaths acupuncturists 01:19:22.730 --> 01:19:26.690 Regenerative farmers, which are always my favorite, you know, a conversation. We'll have Anna on there 01:19:26.690 --> 01:19:29.110 Um, so the interviews are are brilliant 01:19:29.110 --> 01:19:32.810 And then we do the q&a a few weeks later also but very interactive which is fun 01:19:32.810 --> 01:19:37.190 It's a community experience, you know, and that's what's nice. It's 01:19:37.190 --> 01:19:42.410 You can talk about these things with us, you know, josh and I have so much to share 01:19:42.670 --> 01:19:48.450 Dad did this for 40 years people, you know, we went to Confluence. It's like, how do I put this into an hour? 01:19:48.930 --> 01:19:52.550 And then I forgot this and this and this, you know, josh and I used to do a two-hour presentation 01:19:52.550 --> 01:19:57.430 We'd overwhelm everybody. We'd jam it all in there. They don't walk out like what the hell just happened 01:19:57.830 --> 01:20:00.930 So we've whittled it down so people can digest, you know 01:20:00.930 --> 01:20:02.430 But the school of health the courses 01:20:03.250 --> 01:20:06.670 Really interactive really a community thing for josh and I 01:20:07.230 --> 01:20:11.310 We can't talk about this work with everybody, you know, we have friends that aren't interested 01:20:12.270 --> 01:20:16.030 We just went to Confluence. I'm gonna keep talking about Confluence was awesome, you know people 01:20:16.030 --> 01:20:20.530 It's the people that are awesome and Ann and I get to talk about this with everybody people are excited 01:20:20.530 --> 01:20:23.690 They've got thoughts, you know, I think this and we can interact on that 01:20:23.690 --> 01:20:27.730 And we just came back to where we live in mexico, which we love and we have a community here 01:20:27.730 --> 01:20:32.150 But not that we can talk about with this stuff and ironically we just went yesterday and 01:20:33.410 --> 01:20:38.070 Something goes on with the couple we're talking to and she's really interested and he's not but kind of is 01:20:38.070 --> 01:20:40.750 But it was one of those discussions where afterwards I thought 01:20:41.310 --> 01:20:46.710 As I whined about not getting to talk about this with my local people. I I didn't enjoy that conversation 01:20:48.710 --> 01:20:53.210 What was that money python movie waiter this conversation is no good 01:20:55.350 --> 01:20:55.830 Exactly 01:20:56.450 --> 01:21:00.350 So the conversations though josh can talk, you know, it gets the tmj 01:21:00.350 --> 01:21:03.770 We have less tmj because we can talk to people in these in these courses 01:21:03.770 --> 01:21:06.630 Do you know that's interesting too is like most people 01:21:07.350 --> 01:21:10.110 Because of the way dot, you know white coat doctors are 01:21:10.630 --> 01:21:14.450 Um, they they're like the god complex and they can talk down to you and they know 01:21:14.450 --> 01:21:19.230 Shut up and I know best and then like people don't want to talk about their medical problems 01:21:19.230 --> 01:21:24.050 They almost feel ashamed, you know, like it's a shameful act to even talk about it 01:21:24.050 --> 01:21:27.470 But you're saying like you can have groups of people all get together going I got 01:21:28.150 --> 01:21:34.330 This and I got that, you know, like, uh, that's just not your normal medical experience, you know 01:21:34.330 --> 01:21:37.590 It was even in our clinic. So I remember that as a kid that's kids 01:21:37.590 --> 01:21:38.970 We used to work in the clinic, you know 01:21:38.970 --> 01:21:43.690 And uh the one day scheduling and listening to people and here comes this new patient 01:21:43.690 --> 01:21:48.170 You can tell because she's afraid, you know, she's just petrified. Oh my god. Am I on the right spot? 01:21:48.270 --> 01:21:53.030 This was weird and she sits down. I can't remember who she sat next to it was funny josh 01:21:53.030 --> 01:21:57.610 And the woman says next to her. Oh, hi. How are you doing? You know, she's like, oh, I'm fine 01:21:58.410 --> 01:21:59.650 So what's wrong with you? 01:22:00.250 --> 01:22:05.370 You know, what's what's your health problem? She's like, oh, I have cancer. She's like, oh, I used to have cancer 01:22:05.810 --> 01:22:06.970 You're at the right place 01:22:06.970 --> 01:22:11.070 You know, it was like, how often do you go to the doctor's office and someone says what's wrong with you? 01:22:11.650 --> 01:22:12.230 You know 01:22:13.970 --> 01:22:18.610 Yeah, sorry, I had a very talkative clinic, you know everybody and then it's what our courses are that we had levity 01:22:18.610 --> 01:22:22.510 You know, and it's a very serious issue talk about we had we had some humor to it 01:22:22.510 --> 01:22:26.870 And dad when he was known for his cancer, you know, he would have people come down for a month 01:22:27.190 --> 01:22:29.530 And he had an IV room. He didn't really believe in IVs 01:22:29.870 --> 01:22:32.590 He just used that as a way to get the clients together basically 01:22:32.990 --> 01:22:36.030 And he'd have the week one people in there with the week two three and four people 01:22:36.430 --> 01:22:39.090 So the week one people had come petrified and they could see the progression 01:22:39.090 --> 01:22:41.550 So a lot of the healing went on in that area now 01:22:41.550 --> 01:22:44.590 Now the right support group can be great and the wrong support group can take you down 01:22:45.030 --> 01:22:47.870 You know, but generally he didn't even believe in the IVs 01:22:47.870 --> 01:22:51.510 He just used that as a way to get people together and to talk a little bit to talk 01:22:51.510 --> 01:22:53.690 Yeah, the one person the one time 01:22:53.690 --> 01:22:58.110 What was the deal? Yeah, I had cancer. Oh, yeah, me too. That was just funny watching them 01:22:58.730 --> 01:23:03.270 And there was another one. Oh, it just disappeared out of my head. So I guess this wasn't important 01:23:04.490 --> 01:23:08.810 But even oh no, I had I remember as a kid doing the scheduling in the office and here comes this patient 01:23:08.810 --> 01:23:11.490 And I'm like, oh, he's not on the schedule. Did I screw something up? 01:23:12.110 --> 01:23:12.970 Hey, how you doing? 01:23:13.470 --> 01:23:15.990 Uh, you don't have an appointment today and he says, oh, I know 01:23:15.990 --> 01:23:18.450 I was just in the area and wanted to stop by and say hi 01:23:19.090 --> 01:23:20.890 How often do you go hang out with your doctor? 01:23:21.310 --> 01:23:21.590 Never 01:23:21.590 --> 01:23:25.530 Go to the office, you know, it's like, why are you here? 01:23:25.710 --> 01:23:27.710 We had trouble getting people out of that clinic 01:23:28.070 --> 01:23:30.810 Totally remember when they would interview dad, you know, he was on some shows 01:23:30.810 --> 01:23:33.570 They're like, can you put a white coat on her scrub? He's like, absolutely not 01:23:34.270 --> 01:23:35.610 Yeah, he put on his Mickey Mouse mask 01:23:35.610 --> 01:23:38.410 Like we have to have you. Yeah, we'd have to have you wear this, you know, doctor's code 01:23:38.410 --> 01:23:40.170 He said, okay, come out with his Mickey Mouse vest on 01:23:40.910 --> 01:23:44.950 You know, can you put your hair in a ponytail and leave it not so scrappy? Absolutely not 01:23:44.950 --> 01:23:50.730 Yeah, it is it is like that priest thing is it's it's it's like a costume 01:23:51.350 --> 01:23:55.030 I can't take anyone serious who's wearing a Halloween costume, you know 01:23:55.750 --> 01:24:01.390 Police officer doctor white coat like if you got to dress up in a Halloween costume for your job 01:24:01.910 --> 01:24:03.590 Something's wrong. Sure 01:24:07.790 --> 01:24:09.370 That's true. Yeah, unless you're a clown 01:24:09.990 --> 01:24:12.350 I used to wear ties when I taught elementary school 01:24:12.350 --> 01:24:16.910 I'd wear my short sleeve button. I'm sure it ties because I wanted the kids to get used to people with ties 01:24:17.470 --> 01:24:23.990 You know, it's like just because I wear a tie doesn't mean I'm important, you know, or very serious, you know 01:24:23.990 --> 01:24:27.970 Or gonna, you know, scold you because of discipline and things like that 01:24:27.970 --> 01:24:31.810 And I thought about this at one point getting Anna a nice big white coat 01:24:31.810 --> 01:24:38.010 Right so she can do her presentations, but then on the back of it paint a big smiley face or a peacock, you know 01:24:38.010 --> 01:24:39.230 So she could stand on stage and go 01:24:39.230 --> 01:24:40.890 And then turn around 01:24:42.350 --> 01:24:44.050 You can see the joy on the back, right? 01:24:44.890 --> 01:24:45.910 Well, and real quick too 01:24:46.490 --> 01:24:51.910 With the courses Anna did a course, which is great. Anna's had Anna's been doing this for a long time 01:24:51.910 --> 01:24:55.250 And she's got courses and courses and people that have been following her for years 01:24:55.250 --> 01:24:59.850 So she just put out her first course for us. Yay in English, which is awesome 01:24:59.850 --> 01:25:02.430 That's on our website too with basics of bioenergy 01:25:03.130 --> 01:25:06.890 And this is another one of those things guys, you know to give you the filters 01:25:07.530 --> 01:25:10.610 When you're looking for something something's not right, you know 01:25:10.610 --> 01:25:15.730 When people say we have this quantum technology, you know, and you go who quantum technology 01:25:15.730 --> 01:25:18.750 But then you take Anna's course and realize quantum is 01:25:19.350 --> 01:25:22.030 A marketing term. What is quantum Anna? 01:25:22.970 --> 01:25:28.330 What is what is that actually something that is so difficult that you're not going to understand that so don't try 01:25:28.890 --> 01:25:33.270 Yeah, so I'm an expert word. What word could we use then when we believe everything is connected? 01:25:34.970 --> 01:25:35.270 God 01:25:38.350 --> 01:25:38.870 You 01:25:38.870 --> 01:25:44.650 You speak so fast then you complain that I speak very fast. I keep telling I'm texting him speaks slower 01:25:46.070 --> 01:25:52.470 What's what's the word Anna if we can like if we were to say, you know, this word that encompasses everything, you know 01:25:52.470 --> 01:25:59.530 That sounds everything is interconnected with the oneness. It's oneness the over the overwhelming oneness of all 01:26:00.250 --> 01:26:00.570 Right 01:26:01.490 --> 01:26:04.090 Yeah, you can say terrain too 01:26:04.090 --> 01:26:08.330 You can talk about a system or a 01:26:08.330 --> 01:26:10.710 Or a bigger organism 01:26:11.410 --> 01:26:15.430 You know, we are used to thinking in in the universe as things 01:26:16.070 --> 01:26:22.730 And what if they are not things but beings and so if it's a being in your in your body, you don't have to 01:26:23.290 --> 01:26:28.050 Say to anyone that this finger is connected to your heart because it's obvious 01:26:28.050 --> 01:26:32.070 So what if it was like that? But anyways, I went to another place 01:26:33.110 --> 01:26:36.110 As it always happens to me that I just go to 01:26:36.740 --> 01:26:41.850 This is the mind of the scientist, you know, I have to tell her slow down. Is that in the course or what? 01:26:43.210 --> 01:26:46.310 Yeah, her course in her course in her course. Yeah, great 01:26:46.310 --> 01:26:52.470 I'm in my course in my course. You're going to to learn a lot of things that are going to blow your mind 01:26:53.050 --> 01:26:58.270 That are going are going to also put you upside down because this is what happened to me too 01:26:58.270 --> 01:27:02.590 So I think it's a it's a very nice course for all the curious minds that want to 01:27:02.590 --> 01:27:05.670 That realize that we are much more than what we see 01:27:06.410 --> 01:27:09.750 And that what you like to what you see is what you don't see 01:27:10.350 --> 01:27:13.890 And for all the people talking about I'm sorry. I'm sorry go on 01:27:14.910 --> 01:27:19.930 For all the people talked worried about nanotechnology and I actually worked in a nanotechnology laboratory 01:27:19.930 --> 01:27:22.390 All right, yeah, so 01:27:22.390 --> 01:27:30.330 Well, and what you said if we look at the course description, this course presents the scientific foundations for energetic medicine 01:27:30.910 --> 01:27:36.910 Right, not only not only electromagnetic, but also encompassing other possible more subtle practices 01:27:36.910 --> 01:27:42.470 If you want to understand the world of energy and clear up any doubts about whether some techniques make sense 01:27:42.950 --> 01:27:45.790 This is the course for you. This is what we're trying to do, Steve 01:27:45.790 --> 01:27:47.890 We're really trying to if we could just 01:27:47.890 --> 01:27:49.930 If people could know what we know 01:27:49.930 --> 01:27:56.250 Then they're going to have this nice foundation to really make sense of everything else that's going on and they build upon that 01:27:56.830 --> 01:28:04.350 You know josh9 the physical body energetic emotional spiritual and with the electromagnetic getting much more in depth with the mind and consciousness 01:28:04.830 --> 01:28:10.250 You know, this is what we want to do. We want to educate and empower people so you guys can navigate this world 01:28:10.830 --> 01:28:12.230 You know people will come to us 01:28:12.230 --> 01:28:15.010 They'll say what do you think of this and what do you think of this and these are the discussions 01:28:15.410 --> 01:28:17.910 But the reality is once you start to take these courses 01:28:18.830 --> 01:28:22.030 Then people can come start coming to you and saying what do you think of this and this 01:28:22.530 --> 01:28:25.430 If we have those filters we put on the terrain lenses 01:28:25.430 --> 01:28:30.470 We can see things a little more clearly and and I think it simplifies things for people 01:28:31.570 --> 01:28:35.550 Yeah, speaking of do we have to it's shameless plug time. We're forgetting mari 01:28:36.010 --> 01:28:37.710 I promise that we plug her book 01:28:39.930 --> 01:28:41.850 So she's got a course as well 01:28:42.230 --> 01:28:46.170 Tell us a little bit for people who haven't watched you and I last time with her by the way people 01:28:47.090 --> 01:28:49.910 I adam and mari and I did one of these. I don't know was 01:28:49.910 --> 01:28:53.270 Couple month. I don't know rip you cut a little while back 01:28:53.810 --> 01:28:56.250 And then adam and I did one of these last year 01:28:56.650 --> 01:29:02.330 With the holo the holographic blood. So if anyone's watching this saying what are these people talking about holograms in the blood 01:29:02.890 --> 01:29:08.950 If you just scroll back to like last year probably right after anarchipoca. So maybe march of last year 01:29:09.470 --> 01:29:14.170 We did I think two hours where we show you these holograms in the blood and talk through it and all that 01:29:14.850 --> 01:29:18.370 So anyone who's new to this and doesn't know what we're talking about 01:29:18.370 --> 01:29:21.210 But yeah, tell us about mari real quick and then let's plug her book 01:29:21.990 --> 01:29:22.390 Sure 01:29:22.390 --> 01:29:23.410 And mari's 01:29:23.410 --> 01:29:26.990 If you go when you go to the biggleson academy and you click on the courses page 01:29:26.990 --> 01:29:32.650 You'll see our courses the one at the top is the one we're offering that's coming up in june 5th hidden side of health care 01:29:32.650 --> 01:29:37.650 And uh, just so you know when anyone takes any of our courses the content is open for you for a lifetime 01:29:38.350 --> 01:29:42.250 What we do with the course we trickle the content out and then as soon as the course is done 01:29:42.250 --> 01:29:47.410 We keep it open and when we offer the course again, you're invited back to all the live webinars and all that stuff 01:29:47.410 --> 01:29:51.770 So we want to keep the discussion going. That's that's what's really cool about the courses 01:29:51.770 --> 01:29:56.690 Yeah, we give them all once a year our courses and if you take it once you can come back next year 01:29:56.690 --> 01:30:01.510 So we've had several people there three or four years showing up every every course and it's it's a blast 01:30:02.350 --> 01:30:04.530 And with ana and I you know ana 01:30:05.070 --> 01:30:07.490 We came up with this idea of this university of terrain 01:30:07.490 --> 01:30:12.830 Which is great and ana's been running with it because her platform, you know, she's got her courses and it's working 01:30:12.830 --> 01:30:16.330 Josh and I are still getting our foundation together more or less, you know 01:30:17.210 --> 01:30:21.170 But what dad did was simple as he educated people with the blood 01:30:22.030 --> 01:30:25.430 Showed them where the blocks were we're teaching the theory and philosophy behind this 01:30:25.430 --> 01:30:31.750 However, then dad did some treatments. He worked with the osteopaths, which we talked about before which is great 01:30:31.750 --> 01:30:36.930 These these guys are they're they they're heroes of ours. All right the classical osteopaths 01:30:36.930 --> 01:30:40.250 But then dad did other things and he worked with the isopathic remedies 01:30:40.250 --> 01:30:43.830 The isopathic remedies are the waste product of the bacteria and the fungus 01:30:43.830 --> 01:30:45.490 We were talking about this earlier 01:30:45.490 --> 01:30:50.610 And this is the idea in the body the crash course little guys that move around symbionts 01:30:50.610 --> 01:30:57.130 They morph and adapt through pleomorphism based on our terrain and they will morph and adapt into bacteria and fungus to help us 01:30:57.750 --> 01:31:01.290 All right, and the waste product of these things. Those are the remedies 01:31:01.750 --> 01:31:04.730 All right, we're really creating these remedies in our inside us 01:31:04.730 --> 01:31:09.610 When we met Mari Mari worked with the company that develops the remedies, which is awesome 01:31:10.110 --> 01:31:13.450 And this is what her course was this isopathic remedies course 01:31:13.450 --> 01:31:15.070 Josh and I are not doctors 01:31:15.070 --> 01:31:17.870 We can't tell you to take these things even though we have our association 01:31:17.870 --> 01:31:20.470 You sign your life away that we can tell you whatever we want 01:31:21.030 --> 01:31:24.530 We're concerned with making sure the right people say the right things at the right time 01:31:24.530 --> 01:31:27.530 So you learn from us, right if we do the consultation 01:31:28.070 --> 01:31:31.230 We'll show you the blocks and we may guide you towards Mari 01:31:31.750 --> 01:31:34.310 She what she does was a piece of what dad was doing 01:31:34.930 --> 01:31:38.190 So it was really nice to come across her to develop this course with her 01:31:38.710 --> 01:31:45.610 Um, and she's uh, she's awesome because she's new york, you know also so we can definitely talk to her without the filters 01:31:46.630 --> 01:31:49.450 No filter there. Take that. She's it kind of gal 01:31:50.830 --> 01:31:53.070 As josh said like it's you know 01:31:53.590 --> 01:31:58.390 Mari's great like it shows what you were saying you guys really kind of vet who you're working with and want to 01:31:58.390 --> 01:32:02.670 Your team has to be all cool like there's not going to be any a-holes working around you guys 01:32:03.130 --> 01:32:09.470 Right. No and our team needs to have some experience. You know Anna's had experience. She's worked in laboratories 01:32:09.990 --> 01:32:11.310 She's worked with patients 01:32:11.730 --> 01:32:16.610 You know Mari's worked with patients for a long period of time. She observed patterns like dad did 01:32:17.190 --> 01:32:20.690 You know, so that's awesome. There are people on the team that are you know more theoretical 01:32:20.690 --> 01:32:24.470 We can have these discussions and come up with ideas. What is your take on these things? 01:32:24.470 --> 01:32:28.790 This is why barrelando is awesome for us because the experience is he had was just like dad 01:32:29.310 --> 01:32:35.550 You know getting in these different areas and then coming back with tools and observing people observing reactions over long periods of time 01:32:36.150 --> 01:32:42.690 So mari's had experience her new book is cool. It's funny because you know, josh and i josh reads josh eats books 01:32:42.690 --> 01:32:43.370 I don't read 01:32:43.370 --> 01:32:49.010 I don't read but mari passed the book on to us and was something that's really neat about what mari did with the book 01:32:49.510 --> 01:32:54.070 Uh, she can she wanted to be the indiana jones of like herbal medicine as a kid 01:32:54.070 --> 01:32:56.550 She's like i'm gonna zoom in on my with my whip 01:32:57.410 --> 01:32:59.230 And grant out my bag of herbs 01:32:59.230 --> 01:33:05.770 You know, uh, which is great, but she observed even historically. She's looked at different indigenous cultures 01:33:06.530 --> 01:33:12.250 You know, so she's seen patterns there. So she's been an interesting piece of the puzzle for us. It's really nice to have her 01:33:12.770 --> 01:33:17.090 Josh and I don't have a lot of people we can refer to we can refer people to modalities 01:33:17.790 --> 01:33:21.550 And then you have to go and find out and then we can help you work with you to figure out 01:33:21.550 --> 01:33:26.290 Whether or not that person was the right person because you know, we get five different osteopaths 01:33:26.290 --> 01:33:28.630 And sometimes they're doing different stuff depending on 01:33:29.630 --> 01:33:34.010 So mari's one that's been consistent for us, which is nice. She understands that we're talking about 01:33:34.570 --> 01:33:38.250 Her book that's just coming out. We need more books like where do they get this book? 01:33:38.310 --> 01:33:40.650 Is it on your website or amazon? Like we're 01:33:40.650 --> 01:33:47.950 I don't think it's been released yet. It's just about to be released. Um, it's called germs are not our enemy 01:33:48.510 --> 01:33:49.310 Which is a great name 01:33:50.950 --> 01:33:53.490 Um, I'm not sure it's quite out yet. I just got the email today 01:33:53.490 --> 01:33:56.230 Well, I'll reach out to her and then I'll you know, I'll put it in the show notes 01:33:56.230 --> 01:33:59.750 Uh, I'll ask her where to where to get it and then she can see links later 01:34:00.270 --> 01:34:03.850 And I just want to make sure we get her a good plug in there because she's so great too 01:34:03.850 --> 01:34:06.990 Yeah, I got you. She's pretty much got all of our courses also 01:34:06.990 --> 01:34:10.950 You know, so she'll be there for the hidden, you know, generally for the hidden side of health care 01:34:10.950 --> 01:34:12.990 She'll be there on thursdays for our webinars also 01:34:13.490 --> 01:34:15.550 um people like mari and anna 01:34:15.550 --> 01:34:20.450 We'll come in with this really left brain scientific point of view but understand the right, you know, the right brain also 01:34:20.450 --> 01:34:22.570 I've been really great additions for us because 01:34:23.050 --> 01:34:24.450 Adam and I are not that 01:34:24.950 --> 01:34:27.230 You know, we we have the experience 01:34:27.230 --> 01:34:28.590 We have a little experience in a lot of ways 01:34:28.590 --> 01:34:33.510 But when people want to know a lot of the deep science people like mari and anna are there and it's really helpful 01:34:34.490 --> 01:34:38.730 Yeah, right and it's actually germs are not our enemy dot com 01:34:39.310 --> 01:34:43.850 All right, she's got her own website for it. Great. You can pre-order. Yeah, it's almost out 01:34:43.850 --> 01:34:50.350 Yeah, I'm gonna get that one too. Actually. I love all that stuff. I'm also indiana jones nerda herbs, but 01:34:52.090 --> 01:34:55.190 It's a good it's a good thing steve. I could see you with a whip swinging it 01:34:56.070 --> 01:35:00.870 Well, and dad wanted to be the sherlock holmes of medicine. He said that md stood for medical detective 01:35:01.450 --> 01:35:06.710 Right. Yes. Yeah, totally. We got the indiana jones and we got the sherlock holmes, right and all that stuff 01:35:07.190 --> 01:35:12.250 Yeah, I mean, it's crazy too. Like dma, you know, I understand what you guys are saying too like 01:35:12.810 --> 01:35:18.050 You're not real known and you kind of don't want to be because they were messing with you guys so much in the day 01:35:18.050 --> 01:35:23.970 You can only deal with their bs so long and you're just like fucking leave me alone. You know, I just want to do my thing 01:35:23.970 --> 01:35:26.650 But I think we're at a stage now where 01:35:27.290 --> 01:35:33.650 Because of the people we were talking about earlier who do conspire to do very bad things to a lot of us 01:35:33.650 --> 01:35:38.470 Um, I think it's time that people like you guys you do need to now 01:35:39.030 --> 01:35:44.250 People need to know about you. It's it's getting that time. Like we need we need this now 01:35:44.250 --> 01:35:49.250 That's why we're saying this and it's you know, 30 years ago people weren't ready for it with dad and dad was ready 01:35:49.830 --> 01:35:53.690 You know, but right now and even with something that went on over the past four years, you know 01:35:54.250 --> 01:35:58.230 Brandon murphy said something once he said we need your voice. No one can say this 01:35:58.230 --> 01:36:00.890 But you and if you don't say it no one's gonna say it 01:36:01.430 --> 01:36:06.250 You know, so people are ready now, which is nice. Josh and I are easy, you know as much as we'd like 01:36:06.250 --> 01:36:12.410 You know hundreds of people signing up for our courses because well, we'd make some money and then we can buy more microscopes 01:36:12.410 --> 01:36:13.590 It's not about that 01:36:13.590 --> 01:36:18.730 You know, it's really about the right people and it is it's been nice because dad was a fighter 01:36:18.730 --> 01:36:23.030 He fought he fought for his country in vietnam and he fought against his country for health freedom 01:36:23.610 --> 01:36:26.250 You know, josh and I aren't here to fight. We're here to make friends 01:36:26.750 --> 01:36:30.830 You know, I don't have the capacity and the energy to be attacked and for people to you know 01:36:30.830 --> 01:36:32.310 Jump on us for these things 01:36:32.310 --> 01:36:35.370 But the nice thing is people come to us when they're ready 01:36:35.370 --> 01:36:39.710 You know, we don't get a lot of combative stuff with what we're talking about because 01:36:40.410 --> 01:36:43.530 Well, we're not on the Joe Rogans and the Oprah Winfrey's, you know 01:36:43.530 --> 01:36:47.450 Where people are going to jump out and attack everybody because this is what people love to do 01:36:47.450 --> 01:36:51.450 Especially in the internet age you're stupid, you know, they can hide behind their screen and 01:36:51.450 --> 01:36:56.650 And say things and even it's funny because as josh and I do these things, you know, I did the one with you 01:36:56.650 --> 01:36:57.830 and uh 01:36:57.830 --> 01:37:03.110 Was talking about the ridiculousness of the live one analysis and the nano stupidity that they were talking about 01:37:03.510 --> 01:37:07.010 And you know, then later on I go and I look in the chat because I like to interact 01:37:07.010 --> 01:37:12.330 But of course there were people in your chat saying adam should talk to this anna mel hausea because she really knows 01:37:12.330 --> 01:37:14.750 It's like, oh, so adam doesn't go to the chats 01:37:16.290 --> 01:37:21.290 You know what I mean? We're not here to fight with people as much as I love to kick some people on the testicles 01:37:21.290 --> 01:37:23.030 I don't want to kick anybody in the testicles 01:37:23.650 --> 01:37:25.250 You know, I don't want to do that 01:37:25.250 --> 01:37:29.930 So thank god for the courses, you know for the people that are ready to hear what we have to say 01:37:29.930 --> 01:37:33.310 For people like anna, you know that can reinforce what we're talking about 01:37:33.890 --> 01:37:40.030 People like mari also even it's interesting, you know, because uh as I have become friends with andrew kaufman 01:37:40.030 --> 01:37:44.390 I like that guy. He's he intimidates me, you know, he's the one who's going to poke holes in your stuff 01:37:44.830 --> 01:37:47.590 You know and well, he's good with what we do 01:37:47.590 --> 01:37:50.390 So I feel really good about this whole experience, you know 01:37:50.390 --> 01:37:55.770 And I love these discussions when we get the david parkers in our courses and the don blasters, you know 01:37:55.770 --> 01:37:56.970 And they ask the questions 01:37:57.490 --> 01:38:03.070 And then sometimes we don't know and we bring anna in, you know, and then josh like it get to learn, you know 01:38:03.070 --> 01:38:07.450 It's really it's it's been an awesome experience for us doing these courses 01:38:07.910 --> 01:38:14.190 You know and josh said it too. I really think that if more people took the courses we would have to look at less people's blood 01:38:15.030 --> 01:38:19.070 Because they'd understand that much more right and it's not that i'm here to, you know 01:38:19.530 --> 01:38:22.750 Talk people out of consultations because that's what we do 01:38:22.750 --> 01:38:28.970 You know, we're here to really do our best to educate and power people dad's goal was to get you the hell out of the office 01:38:28.970 --> 01:38:30.710 And have you go live in your happy healthy life 01:38:31.510 --> 01:38:34.690 Well, that's the thing is you guys have a shitty business model 01:38:36.190 --> 01:38:38.130 All of themselves and they don't come back 01:38:38.670 --> 01:38:43.130 Like that the other guys they're all they have a business model man sickness is an industry 01:38:43.130 --> 01:38:48.450 They they get paid to keep you coming on back, you know, so it's great what you guys are doing 01:38:48.450 --> 01:38:49.930 You're probably broke as hell because 01:38:50.450 --> 01:38:55.270 You don't have any repeat customers. Yes, adam has to live in mexico, you know where he loves it 01:38:55.270 --> 01:38:57.550 You know, i'm still struggling to afford to live where i am 01:38:57.550 --> 01:39:00.190 So yes, we would like to make more money, but that's not what uh 01:39:00.190 --> 01:39:01.710 That's not what drives us 01:39:01.710 --> 01:39:06.610 But you know one of the great things about dad's work in the course is it takes the fear of the unknown out of the situation 01:39:07.370 --> 01:39:12.590 Right and fear cells and fear kills and and you know fear makes money and fear can control you 01:39:13.010 --> 01:39:17.390 And you know once you learn how once you learn how nature works everything gets so simple 01:39:18.730 --> 01:39:24.330 Right and it's funny because we have a couple of marries a naturopath that we call her. She's a recovering naturopath 01:39:24.330 --> 01:39:28.610 You know my good friend dr. Clinton Zimmerman. It comes in. He's a recovering naturopath 01:39:28.610 --> 01:39:30.690 You know and they're two of my best friends 01:39:30.690 --> 01:39:36.330 And naturopaths on a whole the newer ones have not been taught how nature works and it's the pathology of nature 01:39:37.130 --> 01:39:44.490 You know, so it's one of those things where it's very very simplistic and once you understand that things aren't attacking you 01:39:44.970 --> 01:39:49.250 Right, there's nothing invisible that's trying to attack you everything out there is evolving through symbiosis 01:39:49.690 --> 01:39:53.990 It's a much gentler place to live we can relax in a parasympathetic so we can heal 01:39:54.570 --> 01:39:56.310 You know, so it's a lot of fun 01:39:56.310 --> 01:40:00.550 But there's a lot of levity that's incorporated into it because life should be that way 01:40:01.030 --> 01:40:04.610 You know and dad always said, you know, health is simple people are complicated 01:40:05.210 --> 01:40:09.690 And hey, I'm still a work in progress, you know, I'm still working on some of the fear from being attacked 01:40:09.690 --> 01:40:11.990 You know and that comes across in some of the courses 01:40:11.990 --> 01:40:15.210 And we'll talk about some of my stuff as well as everybody else's stuff in there 01:40:15.210 --> 01:40:20.350 And it's part of the healing process and one of my dad one of my favorite dad quotes was 01:40:20.970 --> 01:40:26.310 We're victims only until we learn the truth if we continue our old patterns that would become volunteers 01:40:27.690 --> 01:40:30.870 Right, so we all choose we all choose our path in life 01:40:31.290 --> 01:40:35.770 You know, and if we want to live in fear, there's plenty of practitioners out there ready to feed off that 01:40:35.770 --> 01:40:40.650 We're not we're not at that point where you need to come to our course when you're ready to come out of that fear mode 01:40:40.650 --> 01:40:41.970 That's what we're there for 01:40:42.910 --> 01:40:46.370 Right. Well, that's funny too, Steve because there was a point in time 01:40:47.150 --> 01:40:49.710 Anna you did someone did an interview with you 01:40:50.250 --> 01:40:52.710 And during pandemic and the guy said to you 01:40:52.710 --> 01:40:59.570 So you're a scientist, you know, what do we do? How do we keep ourselves healthy in the midst of all this? 01:40:59.670 --> 01:41:01.510 Do you remember what I'm talking about? Do you remember what you said there, Anna? 01:41:01.750 --> 01:41:03.510 What was your what was your answer for that one? 01:41:03.670 --> 01:41:07.990 And the answer is normally walk barefoot under the sun 01:41:08.890 --> 01:41:12.650 That's are the three things you should do to keep you to keep your body healthy 01:41:13.110 --> 01:41:19.590 Just walk and then they can give you all the explanations of why scientifically this is what you have to do, you know 01:41:19.590 --> 01:41:27.770 All the facts with the bones and this piezoelectricity and how they charge the batteries and how the easy water from for like 01:41:27.770 --> 01:41:30.650 I can give you all the explanations, but life is as easy as that 01:41:31.190 --> 01:41:34.250 Just let's come back to nature. Let's come back to what is normal 01:41:34.790 --> 01:41:39.970 Let's what it should be normal. That is not normal anymore. But walk barefoot under the sun 01:41:39.970 --> 01:41:45.030 She'd also did say that. Sorry. So even dad said that Adam, you know, dad was super left brain 01:41:45.030 --> 01:41:48.730 You know, we talk a lot about the misinformation about ph's in our course 01:41:49.290 --> 01:41:51.810 And he says, all right the easiest way the best way 01:41:52.350 --> 01:41:54.430 To to balance your ph out is joy 01:41:54.430 --> 01:41:57.690 All right, this is coming from a left brain trauma surgeon 01:41:58.290 --> 01:42:02.670 Right, even Anna was got one of the higher functioning brains I've ever seen take your shoes off 01:42:03.370 --> 01:42:04.070 Walk in nature 01:42:04.870 --> 01:42:09.710 It's that simple. Yeah. Hey, what are you guys going to ask you because Anna before you got here earlier? 01:42:10.270 --> 01:42:11.430 uh, we were talking 01:42:12.110 --> 01:42:17.690 Some of the stuff some of the uh alternative health people push that is different from where you guys come from 01:42:17.690 --> 01:42:21.650 What what do you think about people drinking baking soda and all that crap to like 01:42:22.270 --> 01:42:24.630 For their ph low. What word do you stand on? 01:42:25.250 --> 01:42:26.590 baking soda guzzling 01:42:27.150 --> 01:42:30.450 So the baking soda I personally don't like it at all 01:42:30.450 --> 01:42:34.630 And I can tell you why and it's just a personal experience not in my body 01:42:34.630 --> 01:42:41.030 But with a friend that she had a horrible reaction because of the baking soda is very alkaline and with the acidic 01:42:41.030 --> 01:42:45.270 Of the acid in the stomach. It creates a reaction that burned the whole 01:42:45.790 --> 01:42:53.470 Uh esophage esophage is it said the suffagus esophagus. So she was totally totally burned because of drinking 01:42:53.470 --> 01:42:59.710 Just a little spoon with water. So from that moment on it's like this should be out. But then it's it's like 01:43:00.690 --> 01:43:06.790 We we don't understand what is the ph and we don't understand that ph is just one-third of the information 01:43:06.790 --> 01:43:11.490 If you want to talk about the bioelectronics, you need the ph you need the ph is just about protons 01:43:11.490 --> 01:43:14.230 Then you have electrons and then you have the resistivity 01:43:14.230 --> 01:43:18.550 So hyper focusing in one single thing makes you totally meet the point 01:43:18.550 --> 01:43:22.410 What is the healthiest food we can eat is the fermented food? 01:43:22.570 --> 01:43:25.610 Isn't it is what life begins fermented food kombucha 01:43:26.370 --> 01:43:31.450 Kimchi whatever you want to do those those are what life begins and this is acidic 01:43:32.130 --> 01:43:32.730 so 01:43:33.270 --> 01:43:35.350 it's like why are we trying to 01:43:36.070 --> 01:43:42.850 Change the speech to a different way where we know that this is just one-third of the picture and 01:43:43.570 --> 01:43:46.730 I don't believe that's a solution for anything at all 01:43:46.730 --> 01:43:49.470 Well to me, it's like we're batteries and batteries have acid 01:43:49.470 --> 01:43:57.870 Your battery doesn't work. There's no battery acid in it. So but like daniel reuters was talking about, you know, different parts of your body are 01:43:58.370 --> 01:44:00.970 Some's acidic one needs to be alkaline like 01:44:01.610 --> 01:44:07.350 And I don't even know that drinking baking soda even gets into your interstitial fluids. Did I say that? 01:44:08.530 --> 01:44:12.650 Interstitial, I can never say that word interstitial. Yes, I can't say that. Interstitial 01:44:13.150 --> 01:44:18.830 Is there any proof that that does anything like to change your I don't it's all about a balance 01:44:18.830 --> 01:44:23.790 Yeah, it's all about balance and realize if they're testing the pH all you're doing is 01:44:23.790 --> 01:44:26.710 Testing in the direction your train is going you're testing the results 01:44:26.710 --> 01:44:30.710 You're not testing you don't find the cause of anything and they're getting it so bass awkward 01:44:30.710 --> 01:44:33.910 They can you know, they're taking their urine pH and that's what their environment is 01:44:34.410 --> 01:44:37.950 Now if your blood is alkaline it dumps acidic waste your urine is going to be acidic 01:44:37.950 --> 01:44:39.550 But your terrain is going to be alkaline 01:44:39.990 --> 01:44:42.470 So they've got everything bass awkward is out there 01:44:42.470 --> 01:44:47.690 But if you're trying to fix something by treating the pH directly, you're not treating the cause you're treating the results 01:44:49.550 --> 01:44:49.990 Right 01:44:49.990 --> 01:44:52.610 I had another one to ask you guys and oh 01:44:53.750 --> 01:44:54.190 uh 01:44:55.070 --> 01:44:57.490 Yeah, friend of ours adam. I'm not going to say her name 01:44:57.490 --> 01:45:02.050 But um, there was a little bit of a fight in the health freedom community recently over 01:45:02.050 --> 01:45:07.070 People drinking out of copper vessels and wearing copper and metals and things like this 01:45:07.070 --> 01:45:07.590 um 01:45:08.130 --> 01:45:10.090 I was kind of curious, uh 01:45:10.090 --> 01:45:11.910 I told this person. Well, I 01:45:12.430 --> 01:45:15.870 I'm not going to start health fights because I smoke cigarettes and drink beer 01:45:15.870 --> 01:45:18.730 I'm like the last yeah skeleton bites from but uh 01:45:18.730 --> 01:45:21.630 I said go go to the biggles since they might be sympathetic 01:45:21.630 --> 01:45:26.590 But I was actually curious like where do you stand on all this drinking water out of copper jugs and 01:45:26.590 --> 01:45:29.310 Do you think it's metal poisoning or do you think copper? 01:45:29.590 --> 01:45:33.730 I was told that we need copper in our brain and that's why you eat meat now 01:45:33.730 --> 01:45:36.150 I I don't you have to shit your ears BS. So 01:45:36.570 --> 01:45:40.110 Kind of wondering where you guys stand on that. That's a good question, you know, and Anna 01:45:40.110 --> 01:45:44.490 I'm curious to you have to say about this, you know, if nothing else we're always thinking about nature 01:45:44.490 --> 01:45:47.010 You know, is a deer drinking out of a copper plate? 01:45:47.990 --> 01:45:51.690 You know, is copper part of nature? Sure. Is it part of what goes on in the body? 01:45:51.770 --> 01:45:54.610 Yes, are we supposed to hyper focus on it? I don't know about that 01:45:54.990 --> 01:45:59.690 You know, I've never done it. Josh has never done it. Uh, Anna, what's your thoughts on that? 01:45:59.710 --> 01:46:02.910 Copper is conductive, you know, and there's that going on. What do you think, Anna? 01:46:02.910 --> 01:46:07.830 We need we need a lot of trace elements in our body. So as it works and the body 01:46:07.830 --> 01:46:12.510 The thing is that look at this. This is this is again upside down because we think that 01:46:13.090 --> 01:46:14.890 Our body is just a thing 01:46:15.430 --> 01:46:20.770 That makes like breaks down in in little components and then built again 01:46:20.770 --> 01:46:23.270 But our body does chemical transmutation 01:46:24.010 --> 01:46:28.070 That's absolutely nuclear transmutation. So that means that you eat 01:46:28.590 --> 01:46:29.190 magnesium 01:46:29.890 --> 01:46:31.030 to have calcium 01:46:31.670 --> 01:46:38.250 Or you eat seletium to be able to create calcium or things like that you you get sodium so as you can create potassium 01:46:38.770 --> 01:46:42.290 So it's not so easy like I need copper or I need 01:46:42.910 --> 01:46:47.790 Calcium I need to eat calcium. No, if you eat calcium is going to go to the wrong place 01:46:47.790 --> 01:46:54.390 If you have a calcium deficiency, you should check what is about your magnesium or your seletium in your diet 01:46:54.930 --> 01:46:59.490 You know, so nothing in in in our body is like what it looks like 01:46:59.490 --> 01:47:01.930 You know, so this is the first thing 01:47:01.930 --> 01:47:05.010 So if I need copper, which I don't know if I need it or not 01:47:05.530 --> 01:47:08.770 Probably is not by eating copper that I'm going to get it 01:47:08.770 --> 01:47:14.450 I knew about the silver because the silver has has certain properties that can help 01:47:14.450 --> 01:47:17.970 For example, when you have a boon, it can help you to heal easier 01:47:18.510 --> 01:47:23.310 So I was used to learn about the the silver and the colloidal silver the copper 01:47:23.310 --> 01:47:26.550 I've seen that very recently. Honestly, I don't know 01:47:27.090 --> 01:47:27.330 but 01:47:27.930 --> 01:47:30.050 All these ideas of the supplements 01:47:30.650 --> 01:47:36.810 Even in this other form of now just using a jar that is made of some but it's like getting a supplement of that 01:47:36.810 --> 01:47:41.410 I don't agree with that because of these chemical transmutations that we do all the time 01:47:41.410 --> 01:47:46.090 And this has been absolutely proven even when the the scientific community doesn't want to look at that 01:47:46.090 --> 01:47:49.750 So once I started realizing that that our body is not just 01:47:49.750 --> 01:47:51.010 I have calcium 01:47:51.010 --> 01:47:55.730 I destroy the calcium and I put the calcium again in another no it does transmutations 01:47:55.730 --> 01:47:57.890 You eat one thing and you 01:47:58.670 --> 01:48:00.710 Transmute that I don't know what other words to say 01:48:00.710 --> 01:48:06.050 Transform that in a totally different element that is going to go wherever it has to go 01:48:06.050 --> 01:48:09.390 So I think we should trust a little bit more our nature 01:48:09.930 --> 01:48:14.570 And and one of the things that people don't talk about so much and for me is critical is the salt 01:48:15.750 --> 01:48:18.650 They're they're all the same like concern about the 01:48:19.190 --> 01:48:25.610 Yeah, the copper and the other element elements, but they don't check the salt and the salt is critical that it is 01:48:25.610 --> 01:48:29.730 We have to have a whole webinar on that atom because we've talked a lot about that 01:48:29.730 --> 01:48:35.390 But let's say, you know, I've got a lab test and I love the farm the regent farmers are like all lab tests are wrong 01:48:35.390 --> 01:48:40.930 But some have a use some have a use. All right, so let's say I think I'm copper deficient. Well, why? 01:48:41.490 --> 01:48:46.390 Why is your body not your body not absorbing the copper? You're the supplement like Anna said, it's not going to fix it 01:48:47.010 --> 01:48:50.830 You know and the regent farmers say, you know animals in nature eat for health 01:48:51.950 --> 01:48:54.630 And danimals that are domesticated eat for taste 01:48:55.290 --> 01:48:59.890 And they would show you the cows break off into two separate groups and need two separate different things 01:49:00.410 --> 01:49:02.530 Right because they knew what they actually needed 01:49:03.090 --> 01:49:07.590 And and we live in a society where people take vitamin c every day and they haven't eaten orange in four years 01:49:08.110 --> 01:49:11.330 Right because and then they think that the orange only has vitamin c in it 01:49:11.330 --> 01:49:14.770 Right, there's a balance to what's going on in there and whether vitamins or exists 01:49:14.770 --> 01:49:15.870 I don't care about that argument 01:49:15.870 --> 01:49:19.470 Right, but whatever's going on in a piece of food is it's balanced by nature 01:49:19.470 --> 01:49:24.310 And that same balance does not come in a pill bottle whether it's pharmaceutical or whether it's natural 01:49:24.850 --> 01:49:28.370 Right. Yeah, I agree. It's it's also the energy like the fruits 01:49:28.370 --> 01:49:30.390 They grow up toward the sun, you know 01:49:30.390 --> 01:49:34.390 This is alchemy like the the fruits you reach up to the tree because they're up by the sun and the energy 01:49:34.390 --> 01:49:37.550 And the vegetables are magnetic. They're down in the ground rebuilding 01:49:38.050 --> 01:49:43.270 Yeah, like you like you said josh, it's just look at nature like it's already got it all 01:49:43.830 --> 01:49:46.090 Sort it out. I I used to do the same 01:49:46.630 --> 01:49:48.790 I never took vitamin supplements because 01:49:49.230 --> 01:49:54.090 When I take them on an empty stomach, I need to vomit and they say, oh, you got to eat some bread first 01:49:54.090 --> 01:49:57.230 And I'm like, no, no, no if you eat something and you want to puke right away 01:49:57.970 --> 01:50:02.910 Something's wrong. And then like the ones I had would be like bright yellow coated within 30 minutes 01:50:02.910 --> 01:50:04.450 I'd pee like this neon 01:50:06.550 --> 01:50:11.710 And I was wondering, you know, uh, this she lit she legit. Is that what you call it? She uh 01:50:12.310 --> 01:50:17.750 Yeah, it apparently it smells and tastes so freaking bad. You got to like do whatever you can to wash it down 01:50:17.750 --> 01:50:22.390 And I'm like, should you really be eating something that just smells like shit like nasty? 01:50:22.630 --> 01:50:24.210 You know, is it really that beneficial? 01:50:24.830 --> 01:50:28.570 I don't always looking for external inputs to fix what's going on internally 01:50:28.570 --> 01:50:31.610 And and I think the right practitioner can give you 01:50:31.610 --> 01:50:36.910 A food-based supplement that's going to support things while you're fixing the actual problem 01:50:36.910 --> 01:50:40.970 You know, but it's got to be a food-based. It's got to be coming from food itself, you know 01:50:40.970 --> 01:50:43.770 But yeah, we talk a lot about that in the chorus. Don't we Adam? 01:50:43.870 --> 01:50:49.610 But people are always looking for an external input and what it is is it's kind of a lack of accountability for doing the actual work 01:50:50.650 --> 01:50:55.010 Right. There's there's a reason you're sick. It's a process to get sick and it's a process to get healthy 01:50:55.510 --> 01:50:58.330 Right and some of these things can be very supportive. They can be very complimentary 01:50:58.830 --> 01:51:00.950 While you're working on what the actual issue is 01:51:01.570 --> 01:51:03.810 You know, and that's going to be different different for everybody 01:51:04.410 --> 01:51:09.130 And it's really it's it is important, you know, maybe it's not that it's what you're getting out of the food 01:51:09.130 --> 01:51:12.850 But it's the process that the body is going through to get what it needs out of the food 01:51:12.850 --> 01:51:13.610 That's the deal 01:51:13.610 --> 01:51:18.070 You know when you're eating something your body's got a whole process going on 01:51:18.650 --> 01:51:23.630 So is it just what's in it or is it that process? That's really what's important for us 01:51:23.630 --> 01:51:27.650 You know, and this is funny too. It's just again. Anna missed the first part 01:51:28.030 --> 01:51:28.390 Um 01:51:28.970 --> 01:51:32.690 As we were talking about Steve was saying and I you know, like if someone came to us 01:51:32.690 --> 01:51:36.810 What things do we see that are typical? What would we do about it? You know and looking at Steve? 01:51:37.170 --> 01:51:40.610 You know, you look great Steve, you know, and I know it's not that you just have, you know 01:51:40.610 --> 01:51:45.590 Your sun lamp on you're doing tanning and things like that. It's because I died my beard, man. I'm not gray anymore 01:51:47.310 --> 01:51:51.570 Well, that's it's a funny one because I've heard people die your beard. It's like, uh, I don't care 01:51:51.570 --> 01:51:54.230 I did my died my beard blue once that was fun 01:51:55.150 --> 01:51:56.470 um, but you know 01:51:57.030 --> 01:51:57.450 Why 01:51:58.070 --> 01:51:58.950 can Steve 01:51:59.670 --> 01:52:06.510 Smoke his cigarettes and drink, you know and play music, you know, and he's got he's exuding energy, you know 01:52:07.110 --> 01:52:11.970 Why does he look the way he looks? It's not that he's preserved and pickled, you know 01:52:11.970 --> 01:52:17.930 From pharmaceuticals and things like most people have been but part of it is because the joy that you get out of life 01:52:17.930 --> 01:52:19.870 You know what I mean? 01:52:20.050 --> 01:52:23.930 What's more important than what you put into the body is the attitude with what you're eating 01:52:23.930 --> 01:52:26.630 It's the attitude which with you're going through life with, you know 01:52:26.630 --> 01:52:30.450 When we're having these issues and we're afraid and we're frustrated and we're angry 01:52:30.450 --> 01:52:33.790 We'll create tension and then our systems don't work as efficiently 01:52:34.410 --> 01:52:38.150 So before for me before i'm going to go get some copper, you know bottle 01:52:38.150 --> 01:52:42.930 I want to get to my osteopath. I want to align the body. I want to put up the pathways of elimination 01:52:43.510 --> 01:52:45.930 I want to know i'm putting good stuff in the body in the first place 01:52:45.930 --> 01:52:50.910 All right, I'm not a potato animal, mineral or vegetable. Am I moving am I exercising at all? 01:52:50.910 --> 01:52:54.950 All right, and I don't do these crazy routines. I do 20 minutes a cheek on in the morning 01:52:54.950 --> 01:52:59.090 I do some sea salt or some sea water, you know, we've got salt around here 01:52:59.090 --> 01:53:02.890 We're always putting a little salt in the tongue. It helps with the electrical experience here 01:53:02.890 --> 01:53:07.670 You know food. I love food the amount of joy I get out of our food is awesome 01:53:08.070 --> 01:53:11.330 You know, so it's kind of fun Anna looking at steve, you know 01:53:11.330 --> 01:53:12.610 He doesn't look unhealthy 01:53:13.230 --> 01:53:16.750 And it is funny because we even talked about, you know, our grandfather josh, you know 01:53:16.750 --> 01:53:22.430 Drinking wine out of the box till he was 90 something people smoke and cigarettes till they're 100 years old, you know 01:53:22.430 --> 01:53:24.830 What are the important things for us for health? 01:53:25.250 --> 01:53:30.110 You know one thing is understanding another thing is not getting sucked into the damn rabbit hole of confusion 01:53:30.110 --> 01:53:33.970 All right, and getting the joy out of life is so important 01:53:33.970 --> 01:53:39.910 And remember this one Anna, uh, we were in Tijuana Rosarito area and remember that remember when I had that burrito Anna 01:53:39.910 --> 01:53:42.890 I had this bacon wrapped shrimp burrito 01:53:43.400 --> 01:53:47.610 Right and just think about this Tijuana bacon wrapped shrimp burrito just sounds like food poisoning 01:53:48.930 --> 01:53:50.770 Right and I didn't have a good reaction 01:53:51.320 --> 01:53:54.770 But why you were there Anna? What was what was the problem with that burrito for me? 01:53:55.250 --> 01:53:56.710 The problem was the conversation 01:53:57.690 --> 01:54:00.530 The problem was not the burrito that was delicious 01:54:00.530 --> 01:54:06.410 The problem was that there was a person there that we were talking to and that conversation was 01:54:07.330 --> 01:54:13.870 horrible and that created that and you were lucky that you didn't create an allergy because those are the typical conversations 01:54:14.570 --> 01:54:20.090 That after that you have an allergy and you can never eat again that and you don't know why and so I have a 01:54:20.090 --> 01:54:25.690 Food allergy and I cannot eat muscles. Yeah, because you were divorced in the moment that you were eating muscles and 01:54:25.690 --> 01:54:28.730 Is that connection? Yeah, it was a conversation 01:54:29.470 --> 01:54:34.610 Yeah, right. So it's supporting, you know, it's it's really supporting all of us. Okay 01:54:34.610 --> 01:54:39.510 I love food, you know, I I eat very well and then I like my milkshakes 01:54:39.510 --> 01:54:43.470 You know and things like that and some junk food, but it's about a balance 01:54:43.470 --> 01:54:46.650 You know, I've been to the taco shops with you, brother. I know 01:54:47.210 --> 01:54:51.290 I might overlay a few of those pictures over here 01:54:54.470 --> 01:54:56.190 Those pictures for me Steve 01:54:56.190 --> 01:54:59.670 I can see those pictures and I can feel the joy of that moment 01:54:59.670 --> 01:55:03.410 And I'm convinced that I can look at my blood at a point in time where things are tough 01:55:03.410 --> 01:55:08.810 And if I look at pictures like that and do the blood before and after that's going to change my experience 01:55:09.310 --> 01:55:12.850 You know, it is it is really funny post a picture for you guys listening 01:55:12.850 --> 01:55:13.670 You know 01:55:13.670 --> 01:55:21.530 Some of my great memories and joys in life, you know around food and having tacos with steve falconer in mexico at 01:55:21.530 --> 01:55:27.890 Mid midnight, you know one of the clock in the morning is one reason we are as healthy as we are steve 01:55:28.370 --> 01:55:31.670 All right. Yeah, that's that's joy to you know 01:55:32.690 --> 01:55:33.230 I 01:55:33.230 --> 01:55:34.190 Live my life 01:55:34.840 --> 01:55:41.170 I'm not afraid of death. I when I liberated myself from the fear of death when which I simply did by living 01:55:41.880 --> 01:55:47.650 What I wanted to do I just stopped working in cubicles and office like you know, I just went out and quit my 01:55:48.230 --> 01:55:52.750 massive paying job and went and played music went to another country and 01:55:53.260 --> 01:55:56.930 To me once death's the worst thing that can happen to you 01:55:57.390 --> 01:56:00.490 And once you're not afraid of that because you know, you're eternal 01:56:00.930 --> 01:56:07.450 And there's like I was talking to any kaufman about it. You know, there's all these people in the alternative movements are like 01:56:07.450 --> 01:56:11.390 This place is the this place is hell 01:56:11.390 --> 01:56:14.510 We're trapped in a simulation of a satan this place is hell 01:56:14.510 --> 01:56:16.610 And I want to get the fuck out of here and never come back 01:56:16.610 --> 01:56:21.490 And they're like by the way, don't take that injection or eat peanut butter because it'll kill you and you're like 01:56:22.210 --> 01:56:26.490 They're like totally health obsessed and you're like, I thought you want to get out of here and never come back 01:56:26.490 --> 01:56:28.730 Why don't you take the shortcut and eat m&m's? 01:56:33.250 --> 01:56:36.530 That dad would say that if you're too busy living you have no time to die 01:56:38.050 --> 01:56:44.210 Right. Yeah, and that's what's nice, you know, when people one of the reasons people love you steve is because of your energy 01:56:44.210 --> 01:56:48.410 You're living damn it. You know what I mean? And it's it's a funny thing with you 01:56:49.050 --> 01:56:50.410 Contagious I have to say 01:56:51.110 --> 01:56:57.830 Oh your smile is so contagious that nobody can be upset or sad beside you and that's awesome 01:56:58.390 --> 01:57:00.390 You can talk to my ex-wife about that 01:57:04.050 --> 01:57:05.630 She's on her journey always well 01:57:06.470 --> 01:57:10.390 But it's true, you know for people listening they love hearing your voice, you know what I mean 01:57:10.390 --> 01:57:14.170 And it's really, you know when steve falconer is laughing people are laughing also 01:57:14.830 --> 01:57:19.030 And it really is it's not and not just to you know pump you up because you put us on your show 01:57:19.030 --> 01:57:22.130 But you're you're you are an example 01:57:23.030 --> 01:57:28.770 Okay, now for all of us that's important for me as I lead by you know the actions I take 01:57:28.770 --> 01:57:33.350 You know, I do have the rebounder here and I do my good stuff and at the same time I do 01:57:33.890 --> 01:57:38.250 Things that aren't so great, you know, uh, it's nice to have a shot at tequila sometimes 01:57:38.250 --> 01:57:43.530 I'm not drinking the whole damn bottle, you know, that's fine. It's nice to have my ice cream 01:57:43.530 --> 01:57:47.630 Yes, I am eating the whole pint of ice cream, but I don't buy a gallon or half a gallon 01:57:47.630 --> 01:57:48.550 I just buy a pint 01:57:48.990 --> 01:57:54.470 All right, and then the next day my stomach wakes me up early and I say, okay. Hold on. I'm sorry 01:57:54.470 --> 01:58:00.130 And then I'm very impressed with my digestive system and my my pathways of elimination are open 01:58:01.250 --> 01:58:01.650 Right 01:58:02.550 --> 01:58:05.650 This is that you guys are the people you work with your 01:58:05.650 --> 01:58:08.430 Your approach is not like don't do that. Don't do that 01:58:08.430 --> 01:58:10.850 You guys are more like hey, man, let's live some life 01:58:10.850 --> 01:58:14.950 But let's maybe I don't know you want to try this too and see you know like you guys 01:58:15.510 --> 01:58:19.110 You're not this is not like a normal medical experience, you know, I 01:58:19.690 --> 01:58:21.790 Like I just I don't go to the doctors 01:58:21.790 --> 01:58:27.370 I don't know was Herbert Shelton one of them guys said if you don't want to get sick don't go to the doctor 01:58:29.430 --> 01:58:32.290 But I go to you guys though the doctors 01:58:32.290 --> 01:58:36.390 Yeah, they don't go to their they don't go get their checkups. They're obligated to find something wrong with you 01:58:36.990 --> 01:58:41.410 You know that's 80 still enter Taylor still was the the father of osteopathy 01:58:41.890 --> 01:58:45.330 And he would travel around walk from village to village in the 1800s 01:58:45.330 --> 01:58:49.350 And he noticed that in the villages where there was no doctor there the children were very healthy 01:58:50.370 --> 01:58:55.450 Yeah, right and you know what now Steve you were talking about these people that are 01:58:56.130 --> 01:58:58.990 Wanted to finish this experience and ascend to the fifth dimension 01:58:58.990 --> 01:59:04.830 And all these things that is interesting that the more spiritual people are the more materialistic that they'd say that 01:59:04.830 --> 01:59:06.850 We live in a simulation that is quite interesting 01:59:07.530 --> 01:59:14.330 You know because it's so deterministic and so materialistic, but anyways, but I see that is very trendy now all the biohacking 01:59:15.790 --> 01:59:20.810 That and it's very interesting because it has two sides the biohacking that is transhumanism 01:59:20.810 --> 01:59:24.630 And it's the same name and the biohacking that supposedly is 01:59:25.170 --> 01:59:27.930 Improve your body and I always I I always think 01:59:28.430 --> 01:59:32.030 But why don't you trust your nature? I mean you have this innate 01:59:32.830 --> 01:59:38.930 Intelligence that makes that each cell of your body knows what it has to do at the moment that it has to do and knows everything 01:59:38.930 --> 01:59:40.650 And now you want to hack them 01:59:41.390 --> 01:59:43.250 To do what you think it's better 01:59:43.250 --> 01:59:46.590 And it's so for me so nonsense all this idea 01:59:46.590 --> 01:59:53.290 And I know that there are people that are following these biohackers and they have millions of people following them 01:59:53.290 --> 01:59:55.390 To see how can you improve? 01:59:55.910 --> 01:59:58.150 But how can you think you can improve nature? 01:59:58.610 --> 01:59:59.830 What is that arrogance? 02:00:00.330 --> 02:00:05.510 You know and what I love about the the this this guys here the bills is that 02:00:06.070 --> 02:00:11.010 They don't complain about anything you go to their webinars and this is there is no space for complaining 02:00:11.010 --> 02:00:16.150 There is no space for criticizing anything. There is just solutions. Let's see. What can we do? 02:00:16.870 --> 02:00:20.850 The rest I'm not interested if you talk to Josh specifically. I'm not interested this 02:00:20.850 --> 02:00:23.850 I'm not interested and I love that because that's good 02:00:23.850 --> 02:00:26.670 There is no space for just starting criticizing 02:00:27.230 --> 02:00:31.030 What the other people are doing. No, no, no, no, no. We are not here to criticize anyone 02:00:31.030 --> 02:00:33.090 We are here to build again 02:00:33.090 --> 02:00:37.510 Something that is based on nature and the wisdom of nature 02:00:38.030 --> 02:00:43.130 Not the wisdom of arrogant humans the thing they can do that better and this is something so interesting 02:00:43.610 --> 02:00:44.690 Do you know it's funny? 02:00:46.790 --> 02:00:47.930 Go ahead Josh 02:00:47.930 --> 02:00:53.230 I will complain about my cross campus from time to time, but as you know, I'm learning on that one 02:00:53.230 --> 02:00:56.190 And we're we want to invite everybody, you know 02:00:56.190 --> 02:00:59.850 But yeah, it's it's dad and the farmers will say the same thing that 02:00:59.850 --> 02:01:04.230 Humans got it wrong and they thought they could improve on what nature provides and what nature does 02:01:04.750 --> 02:01:07.710 And my dad wrote a great article called do not call me alternative 02:01:08.550 --> 02:01:13.210 Right, and you know, there's wording behind that. It means secondary basically. There's no alternative the way nature works 02:01:13.770 --> 02:01:17.310 All right, all we can do is support it and you know, I'm part of our education 02:01:17.310 --> 02:01:21.370 As we need to learn how nature works in the first place. So we're not separated from it 02:01:21.910 --> 02:01:26.310 I was just going to say, uh, you remember that song remember loving rockets, adam 02:01:26.890 --> 02:01:28.370 No new tale to tell 02:01:28.370 --> 02:01:34.550 There's a line in that song that says you cannot go against nature because when you do go against nature 02:01:34.550 --> 02:01:36.170 It's a part of nature too 02:01:36.810 --> 02:01:41.250 Which is great. Nice. So all these all these people are transhumanist 02:01:42.070 --> 02:01:44.390 Nature's doing that they came from nature too 02:01:45.010 --> 02:01:50.310 Whatever they're up to needs to teach us a lesson or maybe nature needs them to build some dumb 02:01:50.310 --> 02:01:52.730 Shit that it can't do so. It's gonna let them do it 02:01:53.770 --> 02:01:55.270 Right, you know, I don't know 02:01:55.790 --> 02:01:57.490 Maybe you'll help them decompose 02:01:57.910 --> 02:02:03.390 Yeah, they're all like black mirror, you know that I don't transhumanism to me is all black mirror shit 02:02:03.390 --> 02:02:05.490 Like I just see this going very wrong 02:02:06.150 --> 02:02:08.950 It has potential to go incredibly bad 02:02:08.950 --> 02:02:13.370 And we don't we don't talk about it in our courses and you know, I remember we had when we're talking to bear adam 02:02:13.370 --> 02:02:18.110 Do you remember this where somebody was asking about biohacking? He's like if one more person's mentions biohacking 02:02:18.110 --> 02:02:19.170 I'm gonna throw up on my mouth 02:02:20.690 --> 02:02:23.150 And that was the end of the biohacking conversation 02:02:25.430 --> 02:02:27.210 We have a better thing to talk about 02:02:27.730 --> 02:02:31.550 Well, and it's fun too, Steve, you know, we like talking about some of these things, you know 02:02:31.550 --> 02:02:34.670 It's like as the guy that's living with us Steve awesome guy 02:02:34.670 --> 02:02:39.390 Uh, he was him and his brother were running a stem cell laboratory for a very famous clinic in bahá 02:02:39.390 --> 02:02:42.470 And the tesla device comes out and steve wants to build it 02:02:42.470 --> 02:02:47.010 He wants to see, you know, and it's funny because it's really cool impressive, you know in this electricity 02:02:47.010 --> 02:02:48.230 Yeah, wow 02:02:48.230 --> 02:02:49.910 But then you got people like Anna 02:02:50.650 --> 02:02:55.810 Explaining what it is there and how we have that within us as well 02:02:56.520 --> 02:03:00.190 You know one of the best things. Yes. One of the best things we can do is 02:03:00.870 --> 02:03:05.190 Hands on, you know, we're sharing energy from ourselves, you know 02:03:05.190 --> 02:03:10.070 There's something very real about that and I can see dad would always say people would ask dad questions 02:03:10.070 --> 02:03:14.270 What about juicing dad would say I've never seen a deer juicing in the woods, you know 02:03:14.270 --> 02:03:16.570 Uh, what about chiropractic? 02:03:16.570 --> 02:03:18.910 I've never seen a deer give another deer a chiropractic treatment 02:03:18.910 --> 02:03:21.970 But like josh said the deers don't have, you know, the stresses that we have 02:03:21.970 --> 02:03:26.450 Uh, deer using a tesla device in the woods, you know, things like that 02:03:26.930 --> 02:03:28.670 Um, right. Good look there, Anna 02:03:28.670 --> 02:03:33.390 Uh, but it's neat as we do these things as we have these courses 02:03:33.790 --> 02:03:39.130 You know, we don't know everything like I said before but between us we have all the answers if we have the discussions 02:03:39.530 --> 02:03:42.450 Which is then where we can bring people like Anna into the discussion 02:03:43.190 --> 02:03:46.290 You know, and it's neat even to you know, people like you 02:03:46.570 --> 02:03:52.690 People like alex zek, you know, you guys are you're asking questions and you're helping people 02:03:52.690 --> 02:03:58.090 You're helping tell stories, you know, it's funny because alex is not a practitioner. You're not a practitioner 02:03:58.770 --> 02:04:02.810 You know, but you're bringing we're not practitioners. We're not practitioners. That's true 02:04:03.810 --> 02:04:05.250 entertainment purposes only 02:04:05.690 --> 02:04:07.810 I need a space busted disclaimer 02:04:08.550 --> 02:04:10.810 That's just educational but entertainment works also 02:04:10.810 --> 02:04:14.290 Entertainment is awesome. Oh, yeah educational. I said entertainment 02:04:15.130 --> 02:04:18.250 But for educational entertainment purposes only that's what we'll do 02:04:18.250 --> 02:04:21.810 But it's nice. We have the discussions that we have resources 02:04:21.810 --> 02:04:25.310 We have people like Anna that have an experience dad had experience 02:04:25.310 --> 02:04:30.790 You know, we can talk to bear that's had experience and then there's you and I you know, they get to go live our experience 02:04:31.390 --> 02:04:34.510 You know, it's further action is equal and opposite reaction 02:04:34.510 --> 02:04:39.830 So if you come and take these courses read these books or whatever you find some new actionable information 02:04:40.350 --> 02:04:43.230 And then what do people do most of us don't do anything 02:04:43.870 --> 02:04:47.590 You know, it was a shiatsu master that said to us once move move think 02:04:48.410 --> 02:04:53.890 Take action. There's reaction take two steps. Then observe the reactions. Most of us think think move 02:04:53.890 --> 02:04:58.370 I could do this. I could do this. Most of us actually think think think think and never move 02:04:59.310 --> 02:05:02.130 Right, so it's nice, you know, you ask the questions 02:05:02.850 --> 02:05:06.870 Awesome, you get some information and then you're going to go get that much more joy out of your food 02:05:06.870 --> 02:05:10.970 Right your coffee in the morning if you guys if you get joy out of that coffee in the morning 02:05:10.970 --> 02:05:12.630 If you really love it 02:05:13.110 --> 02:05:16.210 If you're not drinking it in the car on the way to work, you know 02:05:16.210 --> 02:05:18.490 While looking at your phone and reading the news 02:05:19.050 --> 02:05:23.670 Enjoy your coffee. That's important for the health. The joy is so important 02:05:24.230 --> 02:05:29.550 You know, I think a lot of the health, you know, the lot of so many people are obsessed about all the health 02:05:30.090 --> 02:05:34.070 It almost like ruins their time. Like, you know, in our capoco 02:05:34.630 --> 02:05:40.330 Year in therapy was the talk of the one of the days or not that, you know, like it was that was being discussed 02:05:40.330 --> 02:05:42.550 And Adam's like, I'm not drinking my best 02:05:45.310 --> 02:05:48.250 I know you have someone working with you who's a really 02:05:48.950 --> 02:05:54.810 Year in third year and up woman and she looks lovely and glows and is beautiful. So I'm not dissing it or not 02:05:54.810 --> 02:05:58.570 I'm just saying, uh, you know, you're like, I don't need to like 02:05:59.690 --> 02:06:02.690 Different it's from nature, which is one thing with what dad did 02:06:02.690 --> 02:06:07.070 We've never needed to do it to do what we do, you know, it's one of those tools for certain people 02:06:07.070 --> 02:06:12.470 And I think it's fine. It is interesting though how people get so obsessed with certain things, you know 02:06:12.470 --> 02:06:15.210 The new german medicine community and the discussions 02:06:15.650 --> 02:06:20.330 It's like there's pieces of the puzzle here, you know with the urine experience, uh, and that's as fiona 02:06:20.330 --> 02:06:25.310 She's looking at it under the microscope. I'm curious, you know, I support that definitely 02:06:25.310 --> 02:06:32.030 I don't need to do it to drink it myself or to wipe it on my skin when, uh, ruben gets stung by the stingray 02:06:32.030 --> 02:06:35.690 You know or the jellyfish and they're like, oh pee on it. Okay, great 02:06:36.170 --> 02:06:41.210 You know, there's something there. There's something to be learned from it without question and different things for different people 02:06:41.210 --> 02:06:45.410 You know, so it is that's an interesting one because people want us to support all kinds of things 02:06:45.410 --> 02:06:48.630 It's different strokes for different folks and then somebody things get this cult follow 02:06:48.630 --> 02:06:50.270 And there's not one thing that's good for everybody 02:06:50.950 --> 02:06:54.190 You know, even when it first came up, it's been around for a long time. We look at nature 02:06:54.190 --> 02:06:58.190 And there's certain animals that will only drink their urine during acute situations 02:06:58.190 --> 02:07:03.510 All right, something goes on. There's some sort of injury. They'll use it for a very specific thing 02:07:03.510 --> 02:07:05.650 They're not drinking it every day, you know 02:07:05.650 --> 02:07:10.050 So there's got to be something to it, but there's such a cult following be some behind some of these 02:07:10.670 --> 02:07:13.230 Not that it's a fad but dad would call it the fad of the week and review 02:07:13.230 --> 02:07:18.670 You know back back in the 90s people were doing a shark cartilage for for cancer because sharks can't get cancer 02:07:18.670 --> 02:07:22.710 Well, they can't get cancer because they have no bones and cancer loves calcium, right? 02:07:22.990 --> 02:07:25.970 So he says a rock doesn't get cancer. It doesn't mean it's going to help cure cancer 02:07:27.470 --> 02:07:28.970 Do some house eat dirt 02:07:29.510 --> 02:07:32.470 It's it's one of those things. Yeah, there's nothing that we endorse totally 02:07:32.470 --> 02:07:35.170 We we love the osteopaths get some body work gets some alignment 02:07:35.170 --> 02:07:38.970 But you know what works for Adam might not work for me. So I'm not going to push it on 02:07:38.970 --> 02:07:43.010 It's just that we're just there to educate people and then they gotta follow their own path to healing 02:07:43.670 --> 02:07:49.310 And it's still really Steve, you know, and and I'm sure you'd agree with this before we start looking at the copper bottle 02:07:50.070 --> 02:07:52.510 Did we go to the osteopath? Did we align the body? 02:07:52.810 --> 02:07:55.370 All right, are we doing things to get our energy to move? 02:07:55.750 --> 02:08:00.330 Do we have our emotional tools and emotional practices? Have we got the mercury out of the mouth? 02:08:00.330 --> 02:08:05.670 Have we addressed the root canal? All right, we've got scars and adhesions that are pulling and creating blocks 02:08:06.110 --> 02:08:11.150 Have we addressed those there's so much that can be done before we look to these external experiences 02:08:11.690 --> 02:08:15.550 And that's really what josh and I are trying to do, you know Anna as well 02:08:15.550 --> 02:08:19.070 Anna is interesting because she's the electrical woman, you know, she works with devices 02:08:19.650 --> 02:08:23.410 And she's played with so many of them. Yeah, which is fun. They're fun, right? 02:08:23.670 --> 02:08:26.490 So like a comic book character electrical woman 02:08:27.050 --> 02:08:27.950 Yeah, definitely 02:08:27.950 --> 02:08:31.750 We're getting her cape. She's got the others her coil, right? 02:08:32.190 --> 02:08:35.050 She's got it's fun out of all those things Anna 02:08:35.630 --> 02:08:37.150 Do we need any of them? 02:08:39.950 --> 02:08:40.830 Well, mostly 02:08:41.570 --> 02:08:44.450 In most of the cases we don't need them 02:08:44.990 --> 02:08:50.450 It's again the same. I I will tell you walk barefoot and you tell me oh, I live in Alaska. So don't work 02:08:50.450 --> 02:08:52.310 Don't work barefoot 02:08:52.990 --> 02:09:00.030 So probably for people that live in Siberia or live in Alaska and they have special needs let's say because of the terrain they are living 02:09:00.630 --> 02:09:05.490 It can happen that you need an extra supplement if you want, but we should 02:09:06.250 --> 02:09:10.870 Just was saying that very clear. I mean people love a third part solution 02:09:11.530 --> 02:09:18.890 Because we don't want to be accountable. So before going to the I always say there is an organic way of doing the things in a synthetic way 02:09:18.890 --> 02:09:20.550 You first try the organic 02:09:21.390 --> 02:09:29.350 If you are too weak if you are too sick if you are then we can talk about the third part solution and which one is the best because 02:09:29.910 --> 02:09:33.270 Do you want that I say if we need no, let's let it for another day 02:09:33.270 --> 02:09:37.710 Do we need a tesla device or not and why if we can talk about that? 02:09:40.150 --> 02:09:43.710 Yeah, that's that's that's a funny one because am I trying to understand these things 02:09:43.710 --> 02:09:47.110 I want to talk about it sometimes, you know people are looking to these things to fix them 02:09:47.110 --> 02:09:52.310 And tell me this Anna, you know if the tesla device can give us energy is one thing, but can't 02:09:52.910 --> 02:09:54.130 Laugh and give us energy 02:09:54.830 --> 02:09:55.390 Of course 02:09:55.910 --> 02:09:59.410 Can't playing my guitar give me energy gives you all the time energy 02:09:59.410 --> 02:10:06.170 It's the same that the sun gives you energy and walking gives you energy and being barefoot and even the food you are eating 02:10:06.170 --> 02:10:08.350 Especially if it's non-processed 02:10:08.350 --> 02:10:10.470 It's going to give you a lot of energy 02:10:10.470 --> 02:10:14.850 But the thing is that we have a very wrong beliefs in our society 02:10:14.850 --> 02:10:18.490 We think that very technological means very advanced 02:10:19.230 --> 02:10:21.270 And that's a big mistake 02:10:21.970 --> 02:10:28.230 Because not because something is very highly technological means that it's better. It just means that it's highly technological 02:10:29.010 --> 02:10:30.490 Doesn't mean anything else 02:10:31.510 --> 02:10:36.010 Go ahead and that's something very expensive. It has to be very good. That's another mistake 02:10:36.770 --> 02:10:43.670 Right. It's those tesla machines are like 30 grand if you bought one your your guy made one for a couple hundred bucks 02:10:43.670 --> 02:10:46.710 They're like they're they're not cheap man. They're really expensive 02:10:46.710 --> 02:10:50.490 I also wonder how much of that tesla machine could be placebo 02:10:51.190 --> 02:10:56.370 Yes, you know the more you pay steve as an I would say the more you pay for the device the longer the placebo effect 02:10:56.370 --> 02:10:59.370 Better for 30 grand. I'm gonna believe better 02:11:02.530 --> 02:11:08.110 I thought you said the inventor adam of that device put the schematics out there for free because he wanted it to be shared with the world 02:11:08.710 --> 02:11:13.090 He did yeah, he put them for free and now he's pissed and he took them out 02:11:13.090 --> 02:11:18.490 Because he saw how people were taken advantage of that and instead of being something that was helping humanity 02:11:18.490 --> 02:11:20.430 It was just helping the same of always 02:11:20.430 --> 02:11:22.170 That they just won't have money 02:11:23.630 --> 02:11:24.970 And it's interesting 02:11:24.970 --> 02:11:29.690 It's interesting too though because this is you know with the biggleson academy were very positive solutions 02:11:29.690 --> 02:11:32.790 I do have a new sub stack so few people can feel free to subscribe 02:11:33.270 --> 02:11:35.170 And i'm talking about this a little bit 02:11:35.170 --> 02:11:40.170 You know i'm gonna put the next video i'm doing is showing that steve had made it and the reality is this 02:11:40.170 --> 02:11:41.130 Well, he's made it 02:11:41.130 --> 02:11:47.410 He wants to put together a video and you know translate the instructions into different languages because the instructions weren't easy for him to follow 02:11:47.410 --> 02:11:54.210 All right, but the reality is i'm not going to send this to you until we know it works and does some things 02:11:54.210 --> 02:12:00.350 Okay, and too bad, you know if you're not happy with me because you want it now you think it's going to cure you 02:12:00.350 --> 02:12:01.410 Okay, great 02:12:02.110 --> 02:12:03.390 Josh and i are not those guys 02:12:03.390 --> 02:12:07.390 We want you to do these things with nature and look at yourself first and hold yourself accountable 02:12:07.390 --> 02:12:10.870 Before you look to that outside external thing and tell me this anna 02:12:10.870 --> 02:12:18.790 Do you think do you agree with me that if people want to raise their energy? Okay for the people that follow steve falconer 02:12:19.250 --> 02:12:22.710 Don't they get joy and energized out of listening to him talk? 02:12:24.390 --> 02:12:27.590 This is pushing you here steve, you know this is and we could do experiments 02:12:27.590 --> 02:12:31.690 Okay, we can look at the blood before and after hanging out with steve 02:12:31.690 --> 02:12:36.130 You know i'm convinced josh and i you want to have a good healthy blood then hang out with us for an hour 02:12:36.790 --> 02:12:38.470 We're fun, you know 02:12:38.470 --> 02:12:43.470 Go ahead and remember i was showing that in in in the confluence when i was showing the images 02:12:43.470 --> 02:12:47.570 I don't know if i have them in the book too or not of uh that little boy 02:12:47.570 --> 02:12:50.970 Playing the bass, sorry the bass. Yeah 02:12:51.590 --> 02:12:52.210 My spanish 02:12:52.790 --> 02:12:53.070 So 02:12:53.070 --> 02:12:57.370 You have the before and after i use these images that are not holograms 02:12:57.370 --> 02:13:01.110 And that are not a moto but are more or less in kind of things 02:13:01.110 --> 02:13:08.870 I see the before and after with energy fields and and i i have proven that it's not that i believe is that 02:13:09.710 --> 02:13:10.270 i know 02:13:10.970 --> 02:13:15.050 That this happens you create your energy with everything you are doing 02:13:15.650 --> 02:13:19.330 With your physical movement with all the food you are eating 02:13:19.330 --> 02:13:23.430 But also and especially with your emotions and with your minds 02:13:23.430 --> 02:13:29.090 So every time that you are having fun and you are enjoying the experiences you are creating energy 02:13:29.090 --> 02:13:33.490 Every time you are concerned and overthinking and you cannot stop your mind spinning 02:13:33.490 --> 02:13:38.170 You are destroying your energy and destroying your energy is destroying your health 02:13:38.170 --> 02:13:44.090 So this is not something i believe is something that i know because i have measured that many many times 02:13:44.710 --> 02:13:48.050 Yeah, that's i really think it's needs to you the people that listen to you 02:13:48.050 --> 02:13:50.150 You know your vibration is awesome 02:13:50.750 --> 02:13:54.830 You know and it's definitely we can go paying thousands of dollars for devices 02:13:54.830 --> 02:14:03.050 We could enjoy playing some guitar. We can enjoy listening to some podcasts, you know, that's it's very similar and i'm gonna ask you guys like 02:14:03.050 --> 02:14:05.510 I used you don't call it chronic you said but 02:14:06.050 --> 02:14:08.690 Chronic means your doctor doesn't know how to fix you but 02:14:09.350 --> 02:14:12.510 Of all your experience of of people with chronicky 02:14:13.230 --> 02:14:14.530 type conditions 02:14:15.090 --> 02:14:17.650 Would you say a lot of them like more of the 02:14:18.250 --> 02:14:21.810 You can't diss your clients, but more miserable in their life 02:14:21.810 --> 02:14:25.870 I don't want to say a miserable type, but you know the kind of there's people who are like 02:14:25.870 --> 02:14:32.070 Hey, and there's people like everything is a wrong and a drag like do you notice that pattern like 02:14:33.230 --> 02:14:35.190 Undeniably the sickest people 02:14:35.850 --> 02:14:39.350 Not with all of them, but yeah, there's we get sick for a reason 02:14:40.030 --> 02:14:45.310 You know and fear is the number one killer out there as much as I want to say doctors are causing problems or 02:14:45.310 --> 02:14:50.530 You know what they're dumping on us out there what they're injecting or mcdonald's it's not it's it's it's us 02:14:50.530 --> 02:14:52.570 That's creating the illness in the first place, you know 02:14:52.570 --> 02:14:56.130 And for a while you remember this Adam when I was going through this now 02:14:56.130 --> 02:14:59.790 I was seeing people go to practitioners and not get better. I felt really bad for the person 02:15:00.250 --> 02:15:02.870 Until I realized this is where they were at in their healing process 02:15:04.070 --> 02:15:08.830 Right, so it's one of those things where if you have joy your frequency is 02:15:09.350 --> 02:15:15.170 You're almost impervious to what's going on out there, you know, I'll go squat on the router if I'm eating a freaking taco, you know 02:15:15.170 --> 02:15:18.090 And I'm gonna feel great about it 02:15:18.090 --> 02:15:20.270 You know, I'm not gonna sit on there all the time 02:15:20.270 --> 02:15:25.190 But we strengthen our energy field through those things through joy through talking with people like you through hanging out with 02:15:25.190 --> 02:15:29.310 Anna and adam, you know and the fear is the opposite side of things and if people 02:15:29.310 --> 02:15:32.930 We know there's people out there pushing to fear with an agenda, but there's also really 02:15:33.590 --> 02:15:35.910 people with good intentions who are preaching fear also 02:15:36.950 --> 02:15:39.730 And I just got to say if you're preaching fear, you're not part of the solution 02:15:39.730 --> 02:15:40.570 You're part of the problem 02:15:41.290 --> 02:15:44.210 All right, and people really get stuck in their 02:15:44.850 --> 02:15:45.170 story 02:15:45.890 --> 02:15:48.870 And dad would always see it you had it you have to get them out of their story 02:15:49.210 --> 02:15:53.170 You have to get them out of their narrative, right and sometimes they'd be talking to repeat themselves 02:15:53.170 --> 02:15:55.770 He would just start snapping and they'd be like what what? 02:15:56.410 --> 02:15:59.090 Or he'd say, you know, josh get them out of here and do some body work for 10 minutes 02:15:59.430 --> 02:16:04.690 You know, well, let's ground you a little bit. So, you know and dad dealt with you know, he was known for his 02:16:05.390 --> 02:16:08.310 Cancer work, you know, we had stage 4 cancers all the time 02:16:08.950 --> 02:16:12.810 And you have to get them to shift their attitude now. You can't just do that on its own 02:16:12.810 --> 02:16:16.310 We're on youtube. So just be careful when you say 02:16:17.150 --> 02:16:17.590 Kiran 02:16:17.590 --> 02:16:23.630 You can talk about it, but don't you be careful talking about the zodiac sign. Oh, yeah, but yeah, you know, so yeah 02:16:23.630 --> 02:16:27.170 Go ahead. Yes for cancer, but just it's a very natural progress 02:16:27.170 --> 02:16:32.810 It's just you know, we we can decompose certain ways three different ways and one of those is is cancer 02:16:32.810 --> 02:16:37.410 Which is a mold it's a natural process. It's supposed to happen in the grave basically, right? 02:16:37.690 --> 02:16:41.430 So it's you don't go after that directly, but yeah, there is a heaviness 02:16:42.150 --> 02:16:45.110 And one of the great things about what we do is we take that heaviness away 02:16:45.770 --> 02:16:50.130 Now some cases you just can't get through to you know, and a lot of those people didn't come see us 02:16:50.130 --> 02:16:54.030 People would come to us after they've been the traditional route and after they've been the alternative route 02:16:54.030 --> 02:16:55.970 So they want to get better at that point in time 02:16:55.970 --> 02:16:58.770 But every once in a while you get somebody who's just happy being the victim 02:16:58.770 --> 02:17:05.170 You know, um, the biggest one we saw is with Lyme disease, which is a bullshit diagnosis 02:17:05.810 --> 02:17:09.090 It does not mean they're not having issues though. So for people after they've been diagnosed 02:17:09.090 --> 02:17:14.090 It doesn't mean you're not having issues the diagnosis is bullshit. It just means they don't know what's wrong with you 02:17:14.090 --> 02:17:19.570 Right, but we saw there was so much misinformation out there that they would come in with nothing 02:17:19.570 --> 02:17:20.890 There was no energy there 02:17:21.490 --> 02:17:24.050 Like you had to really build them up emotionally 02:17:24.570 --> 02:17:25.930 Give them some energy 02:17:26.450 --> 02:17:29.370 Right so they could start on that healing path because they were so deflated 02:17:29.370 --> 02:17:33.710 They were told they have something that's incurable and they're being told that's by alternative practitioners 02:17:34.310 --> 02:17:37.170 Because traditional medicine doesn't even really recognize it in a lot of ways 02:17:37.170 --> 02:17:43.210 You know, so you had to build them up and that's part of the brilliance of what this work does what dad did 02:17:43.210 --> 02:17:45.870 I saw the opposite of it when I was working with alternative practitioners 02:17:45.870 --> 02:17:51.190 They'd come in and say you've got the spirocute every damn person here has a spirocute in their body working for you 02:17:51.190 --> 02:17:52.190 Not against you 02:17:52.650 --> 02:17:55.790 Right, you know, they were telling them they have this they're never going to get rid of it 02:17:55.790 --> 02:18:00.370 And there's nothing you can do about it take except take these supplements and you'd watch the person's shoulders 02:18:00.370 --> 02:18:02.810 Just go down and down and down 02:18:03.570 --> 02:18:06.130 So now the practitioner is part of the issue as well 02:18:06.690 --> 02:18:10.410 So yes, absolutely. You got to shift that energy. You got to do other things though 02:18:10.850 --> 02:18:14.990 But very very important. It's a heavy energy to deal with when you get that c-word attached to it 02:18:15.370 --> 02:18:17.250 It's just a label. We don't care about the label 02:18:17.250 --> 02:18:20.370 All right, but you got to build up their energy and it's going to be different for everybody 02:18:20.370 --> 02:18:22.030 You give out of a milkshake. He's going to perk up 02:18:22.370 --> 02:18:25.710 You know, you give me a taco if I if I see a crow flying by I'm happy 02:18:26.310 --> 02:18:28.230 You know, so you got to tap into that person 02:18:28.230 --> 02:18:32.970 The doctor or the practitioner needs to understand the individual sitting in front of them and that they're unique 02:18:33.510 --> 02:18:37.370 And figure out ways to tap into that energy for them. This happened to one of my uncles 02:18:38.190 --> 02:18:41.990 I'm not going to say which one but he was in hospital like late stage cancer 02:18:42.610 --> 02:18:45.170 He had gone through a divorce. Uh, I can't 02:18:46.150 --> 02:18:48.890 She's also family x family too, but like uh 02:18:49.410 --> 02:18:53.110 It was that and then he just said screw this 02:18:53.110 --> 02:18:57.990 He's didn't he stopped eating the hospital food was having people bring him over burger king and shit like that 02:18:57.990 --> 02:19:01.210 You know, all of a sudden he like got better. He was in your eye 02:19:01.210 --> 02:19:04.150 And and when he got better as he said screw her 02:19:04.150 --> 02:19:07.430 I'm not going to let this woman kill me too and ruin the rest of my life 02:19:07.430 --> 02:19:12.410 Like he let her go and all of a sudden he's he's eating burger king and McDonald's and he walked out of there 02:19:12.410 --> 02:19:15.790 And my family's saying oh my grandma Billy and Jesus in heaven 02:19:16.570 --> 02:19:20.670 All our prayers now. I do believe in group prayer. I believe the energy and intention 02:19:21.570 --> 02:19:23.430 Is massively real phenomenon 02:19:23.990 --> 02:19:28.190 Um, so it could be the family praying but they all thought because I come from a really 02:19:28.790 --> 02:19:32.270 Roman Catholic religious family. So they thought it's my grandma and Jesus 02:19:32.790 --> 02:19:36.610 But really I think he just said screw this bitch. I'm not letting her ruin this too 02:19:37.510 --> 02:19:42.990 Walked on out there, you know, uh, definitely enjoying his life, you know, now people are gonna think oh burger king was the cure 02:19:42.990 --> 02:19:43.630 I'm going to burger 02:19:44.710 --> 02:19:48.610 I mean, who knows you have you ever seen that guy? He uh 02:19:48.610 --> 02:19:53.730 There's a guy who's been eating a big mac every day for like since McDonald's came out 02:19:53.730 --> 02:19:57.850 He's like 75 80 years old. This guy eats big max every day 02:19:58.470 --> 02:20:00.470 And he's still alive. It's like I see 02:20:00.470 --> 02:20:06.430 Yeah, he's enjoying. He loves big max. Yeah, he he that's what i'm saying 02:20:06.430 --> 02:20:10.590 He like when we were talking earlier calling your food poison or whatever that's 02:20:11.190 --> 02:20:15.490 This guy thinks big max is like the greatest thing that that ever happened to him. So 02:20:15.490 --> 02:20:18.990 Of course, he's alive. He wants to eat another big mac tomorrow 02:20:19.630 --> 02:20:22.350 Yeah, he's living for it. He's looking forward to it 02:20:22.350 --> 02:20:26.310 And we talking to you generally you want to know the source of your food 02:20:26.310 --> 02:20:30.670 You want to eat healthy, but that's living proof there that he's creating his own energy right there 02:20:31.310 --> 02:20:33.790 Yeah, I'm not promoting big max by the way 02:20:35.270 --> 02:20:36.890 I do eat one once in a while 02:20:37.430 --> 02:20:41.850 Well, and for me one of my biggest joys is I've said this a lot recently on saturday 02:20:41.850 --> 02:20:46.050 Is the yellow truck shows up at the neighborhood from this other village and it's the farming truck 02:20:46.730 --> 02:20:50.090 So, uh, you know Anna says, oh, can you go get you know, she's going to give me an errand 02:20:50.090 --> 02:20:54.190 I need you to go to the yellow truck my first response is okay. I have to do something 02:20:54.190 --> 02:20:55.630 Oh the yellow truck. Yeah 02:20:56.070 --> 02:21:00.530 And I go to the yellow truck and I get like red solo cups full of farm fresh butter 02:21:01.170 --> 02:21:05.310 Right and cream and cheese and I forgot about this one Anna 02:21:05.310 --> 02:21:11.990 I get I have a cup of cajeta, which is like carmel farm fresh carmel, right the amount of joy 02:21:11.990 --> 02:21:15.550 I'm convinced that yeah, you can look at my blood before and after me just 02:21:16.130 --> 02:21:17.730 Talking about the yellow truck 02:21:18.510 --> 02:21:23.510 You know and that that sip of fresh warm milk in the morning, you know straight from the cow 02:21:23.510 --> 02:21:26.670 That's illegal because it's dangerous in so many places 02:21:27.170 --> 02:21:29.810 That's joy for me, you know, it's those little things 02:21:30.530 --> 02:21:35.170 Big Mac not necessarily my joy for that guy, you know, that's the deal 02:21:35.170 --> 02:21:39.030 That's why most diets don't work, you know one there's not one that works for everybody 02:21:39.030 --> 02:21:41.170 But have you ever met somebody who's happy who's on a diet? 02:21:42.650 --> 02:21:46.310 You know, it's eliminating joy from your food experience is what it's doing 02:21:47.370 --> 02:21:52.550 Yeah, definitely. Yeah, I mean I can see if you're like obese like you got to curb curb it a little bit 02:21:52.550 --> 02:21:53.790 You know, but uh, absolutely 02:21:53.790 --> 02:21:57.930 But you know if you're just normal I don't see any problem with it 02:21:57.930 --> 02:22:00.650 Yeah, well, I think we're going on a long way. So 02:22:01.410 --> 02:22:06.570 Is there anything else you guys want to wrap up? We didn't cover it. We can it's just no one's going to watch a three hour video 02:22:06.570 --> 02:22:13.350 We wanted to join your course so that we want them to at least kind of make it to that but uh, I've already tuned out by now though, Steve 02:22:13.350 --> 02:22:18.610 Oh, you know, I think I mean I think it's a great conversation. Anyway, but uh, you know 02:22:18.610 --> 02:22:21.030 What we do want to like get people to enroll in the course 02:22:21.970 --> 02:22:26.290 True to is there anything else where I'm missing? Oh adam, you didn't say the name of your sub stack 02:22:26.290 --> 02:22:28.050 Is it what is it? 02:22:28.150 --> 02:22:29.230 uh adam's insights 02:22:30.050 --> 02:22:35.670 That helps adam's advice. Thanks. I appreciate that. This is always mom used to yell it back in the corner of our lectures 02:22:35.670 --> 02:22:38.790 Tell me about the book tell me got a consultation. So 02:22:39.250 --> 02:22:43.130 Josh and I are not the best at yeah, you guys suck at VR. I'm really bad 02:22:44.970 --> 02:22:48.710 I have a children's book to the dude. Oh, shit. I got my blur thing on 02:22:49.930 --> 02:22:51.850 Yeah, I can't see you can you 02:22:52.610 --> 02:22:54.810 Put it right on you put it right on your chin. Usually it might 02:22:55.190 --> 02:22:57.630 Does it work like that? Oh, there it is. Thank you. Yeah 02:22:58.210 --> 02:23:01.670 Get them on all amazon. It's a children's book. I never plug it man. I 02:23:02.090 --> 02:23:02.430 So 02:23:02.990 --> 02:23:04.910 It's I don't have your goons laser balloons 02:23:06.610 --> 02:23:07.810 Yeah, so uh 02:23:08.430 --> 02:23:14.110 Yeah, anyway, uh, yeah, Anna was great. You joined us too. You missed the beginning. We were getting we're talking real weird old stuff 02:23:14.110 --> 02:23:16.090 You would have loved it 02:23:16.610 --> 02:23:17.450 Yeah, she's she's on 02:23:18.910 --> 02:23:23.370 Yeah, uh, and josh great to meet you too. I'm just gonna hit stop record. We can all still talk 02:23:23.370 --> 02:23:24.310 I'm just gonna stop