All right, hello everyone.
Well, we have gathered again, Matt and I,
to talk about this important topic
because the topic is censorship.
So I'm Dr. Andy Kaufman.
This is Matt from Cultivate Elevate
and recently his YouTube channel was completely removed.
So I had suggested, let's talk about that
because I faced a lot of censorship on YouTube as well
and we tried to do an Instagram live this past Friday
on December 19th and it seems that we were blocked
because Matt tried to join my live
and it failed, it would not let him in.
And then he started alive and I tried to join
and when he accepted me, he lost the sound
and I was not let in.
We tried this several times back and forth
until we gave up and rescheduled for today.
So hopefully some people are able to make it live
and we will take questions.
But I'd say the first thing is,
do you think that we were actually prevented
from talking about censorship on Instagram?
Well, yes, because Instagram has been censoring a lot.
People don't realize that even though they reduced
the censorship, it still takes place on there.
I watched some of my videos, the views get dropped by 90%.
When I talk about smart meters or EMF
or the no virus topic as well too,
that it really reduces the views.
And so yeah, there is still a lot of censorship
and a lot of people always tell me
like my second page, Cultivate Elevate 2,
it was hit with a hate speech badge like a year ago
when I started talking about World War II
and the other side and that page is just completely
ruined basically.
I mean it doesn't, someone commented like
they don't want anybody to see your page
and it's like, yeah, so this is how much still goes on
so people are aware of the censorship
still taking place on these platforms.
They might not see it, but it's still taking place.
Right, so there's a word that we use for that, right?
This kind of hidden censorship.
Do you know what I'm talking about there?
Shadow banning, that's the word, right?
So that's what I get on YouTube.
So for example, when I tried to put some effort
into reaching more people through social media
like beginning in early 2025.
And on YouTube, I was not really getting much
in the way of viewership.
And then in a few weeks time,
I had three separate videos taken down
and those were the most successful videos.
So early on, they were like taking off
and then boom got taken down.
And two out of the three times,
I actually appealed and they got put back.
But what happened is that all that momentum was gone
and then they ended up not getting
nearly the exposure that they would have, right?
And then if you compare,
and I put a lot of the same videos
like the reels that really take off on Instagram,
I always put on YouTube as well.
So in YouTube, I get like close to a million views
for the entire year.
And on Instagram, I get 6 million in one month.
So what's the difference?
The same content, right?
But the subject matter really for some reason hasn't.
So my Instagram, I've been able
to talk about the surveillance state
and even things about organs being bought and sold
and the darkness of the organ transplant industry.
So I've been really lucky, but you're saying
you have not had that success on Instagram
and you're getting shadow banned there.
Yeah, so it just depends on the topic.
Certain topics, when I put them up,
I can just see they just get reduced drastically.
And I can see it because there's no comments either.
That's what's weird too.
Or I can't respond to the comments.
This is the best part too,
because I try to respond to every comment and every message.
I've responded to every comment and every message
for the last four years since I've had Instagram.
But now what happens is if I go to respond,
my comment's hidden.
So I can't see my own comment if I've responded.
Or if I go through the videos
that I've put through a lot of the stuff,
a lot of the stuff is hidden on my side.
So yeah, Instagram is nuts and same with YouTube.
The whole reason that my page got wiped
was I was reading testimonials from our website
on Cultivate Elevate about our pearl powder
and our superfoods and these things in Dragon's Blood.
And I read the reviews and they pulled the videos
and said that it was medical misinformation.
And I appealed the one and they said
that they'll put that one back on.
But then they took out one, then they took out another.
And like you said too, what happens is
people don't see you anymore.
Once you get hit with a strike,
your channel basically becomes invisible.
And it's funny because then I would sign back onto YouTube
after kind of like the strike period has ended
and the views would go back up
and people would see it again.
So this is what's going on with a lot of the information.
And if you search, for example, you,
I know it's very hard to find you.
I can't even find you on Google.
Like you are a delisted man when it comes down to it.
I have to type exactly, Dr. Andrew Kaufman,
like this is exactly like, you know,
in 50 words to get to get to get to your website.
So this is how much censorship is taking place,
but YouTube gave me two strikes back to back
for my own products.
And then the strike period was over.
And I was like, well, whatever,
I just won't upload anything
because like just whatever, I don't know.
I have a strike period now for three months
where I'm not allowed to go against the guidelines
or whatever.
And then they just hit me with another one, just random.
I had a old history video
and they just decided that that went against the guidelines.
They didn't give a reasoning, they didn't anything.
And this is the problem with that platform is, you know,
people are searching for information.
They go to type something in and it's if you find it.
And I've been going to,
I've been exploring stuff with radium
and uranium and these things.
And I've been going to people's websites,
checking out like what they posted on a blog
or whatever it was.
And their videos that it says on there
have been terminated and deleted.
So it's so many topics that they just purposely wipe
but they leave, you know, nudity, swearing, violence,
you know, all these things that don't help humanity.
They leave that on the platform
but all the information of like me
and you just asking another side,
that's considered, you know, dangerous information.
No, you know, it's funny because I have
like a private watch list on YouTube, right?
Which is a lot of videos
about the topics you're talking about.
And when I go back and look at that,
I see half of them are, you know, deleted from YouTube, right?
Because they've been censored.
So one of the things I think that it seems like
you were hit with when you're talking about testimonials
is that YouTube in their, you know, policy related to health
that, right, their community guidelines,
they have a list of substances that are essentially banned
from talking about in any positive way, okay?
And now actually two of my videos that were deleted,
I was critical of these substances
because one of them was methylene blue.
And I found a lot of, you know, toxicity related data
to that, but just because I talked about it at all,
it was like it got automatically censored.
So like I am very careful not to talk about,
for example, turpentine on any of these platforms.
If I mention it, I call it something like pine essence,
okay, to, you know, sort of a code word.
And then you have to go to my private platform
to find out what it is.
So maybe we should highlight a few
of these banned substances that are things
that we know there's a long track record of success
and they're very powerful healing agents.
So what would be on your short list
is probably some of the things that you sell, right,
that you were talking about
and maybe a few other things.
Yeah, so the, I mean, the first one relates
exactly to turpentine, which is dragon's blood.
It's tree sap and that's where turpentine
also comes from, tree sap, you have the pine trees.
So they don't like anything that's pulling metals,
you know, from the body.
That's what I've started to realize.
Even stuff with Chilijad as well,
which you've talked about as well.
You know, anything that's pulling metals from the body,
they want people polluted with the metals.
That is definitely number one.
I've done ones on borax, you know,
how borax pulls fluoride and heavy metals out of the body.
I actually had the poison control come after me
and try to say that I'm providing medical misinformation.
Meanwhile, they didn't go after anybody for the vaccines.
You know, so that's interesting.
But, you know, the borax, the salt,
the salt from the earth is dangerous.
Well, you know, look, we know that there is an inversion
that anything that's, you know,
authorized by the FDA is the opposite of safe, right?
And what we're talking about, you know,
natural products that have been used,
some of them for millennia, right?
For successful healing, of course, you know,
have to be hidden from the public.
So tell us a little more about dragon's blood
because this is something I'm not super familiar with,
but you say that it has a chelating properties
and it's made from tree sap, is that correct?
Yeah, so it comes from the dragon tree
and it's the tree sap from the dragon tree.
And it's just the same processing
is very similar to turpentine,
how that's the turpentine is created.
So it's distilled?
Yes, yes, through the tree sap.
And it comes from the dragon tree
and it's been used to regenerate the gums.
It's been used to heal the skin.
It's been used to pull out metals.
It's shown even properties for EMF related situations,
you know, if you're having EMF sensitivity.
So when I started doing a giveaway on that,
just talking about it,
what the one that they went after for
was that I talked about how it pulls out metals
and then metals are directly related to the parasites,
you know, the parasites growing in the body.
So YouTube didn't seem to like that.
So they've pulled that.
Now those other ones, like you just said,
you have turpentine, you have borax
and you have apricot seeds.
All of those things are always this target
and I've realized and this is crazy
because, you know, saying you eat seeds is dangerous.
Like I had a podcast where I did with a gardener
and we were talking about eating the seed
to pull out heavy metals
and they pulled his whole podcast.
They gave him two strikes
and tried to rip out his podcast.
So anything that's going for pulling out the metals,
because that's what I started to realize
and I'm sure you've gone down this rabbit hole,
but pretty much you just have either,
you know, too many toxins or metals in the body
and anything that's chelating those
and getting it out of the tissue
and out of the gut lining and everything else
is very beneficial.
But Dragon's Blood has been used in the Amazon
since the dawn of time, you know,
they used it as band-aids,
they used it to regenerate the gums,
they used it to pull out metals
and they used it to clean the system.
And when you get into like the times around the full moon
when it's very important to pull out heavy metals,
they would use Dragon's Blood.
It was part of the, you know, the ritual you could say.
So when I got into it, I thought, this is remarkable.
And then once again, like I said,
that's medical misinformation according to YouTube.
Well, you know, I certainly haven't heard
about lots of poison control calls
related to Dragon's Blood,
like there are with pharmaceuticals.
So I'm glad to learn more about this
and I'm definitely gonna do some more research.
And, you know, let me give a little bit of background
about turpentine, which, you know,
was what I found is probably the single
most potent healing substance
that I've, you know, have direct experience with.
And it's, it is from the pine trees.
It's actually from the oleo resin,
which is a little bit different from the sap
because it's an oil-based and it oozes out.
If you, they strip away the bark and then it oozes out
and they collect it and then they distill it
and the oil fraction of that is the turpentine.
So, you know, like Dragon's Blood, it's a natural thing.
And it has also been used in folk medicine
for quite a long period of time
and used to be in the Merck manual,
listed as a treatment for, you know,
a crazy number of conditions,
like 40, 50, 60 different conditions,
including life-threatening illnesses, cancer,
yellow fever, and many other very serious conditions.
And it also does have some evidence
that it helps pull out heavy metals.
It, interestingly, and I never looked for this
or thought of it, but if you give animals
some turpentine and then expose them
to lethal doses of X-rays, they actually survive.
And it's been shown in a Russian study
to actually reverse pulmonary hypertension from COPD,
which is, you know, essentially,
if you have pulmonary hypertension in the medical system,
you're gonna get a lung transplant or die.
And we have just, you know, taking baths
and breathing in the turpentine vapor,
basically reversing that.
And, you know, several other pieces of data
that all support, you know, its use.
And what I think it does is that it helps dissolve
fat soluble toxins that are stuck in our body,
like especially in the adipose or the fat tissue, right?
That we have this huge obesity epidemic
and we have several studies where they take fat biopsies
and they can show, you know,
not only alpha linoleic acid from seed oils,
but forever chemicals, right?
Like PFAS chemicals, various chlorinated pesticides
and even DDT and PCBs are found in there, right?
And through a lipolytic protocol with turpentine
or other solvents, healing solvents like castor oil
and DMSO and essential oils,
all those things can help get those fat soluble toxins
out of the body.
Yeah, and I completely agree on that
because that's what I've started to realize
is that I feel like we just have a buildup
of too many toxins in the body
and then that's what's just causing a plethora of illnesses.
You know, and I've been going down this whole rabbit hole
with the radium hot springs in uranium
and how people used to bathe in radium hot springs.
They were all over the country
and that would help, you know,
pull toxins out of the body,
revigorate the body, you know, it just, it makes sense.
Like I've realized like even through your work
and Cowan's work as well, it's just,
everything's very simple.
Like the more simple we just look at things
like I remember when you exposed the PCR test
and the whole entire thing in 2020
and how simple and everything is.
And I went down that one, 10,000 illnesses
are diagnosed, you know, diagnosed with a PCR test,
you know, so 10,000 make believe words.
They watch a cha cha and kucha kucha, whatever it is.
Even in food safety testing and such also, right?
They're using that instead of actual cultures.
Yes.
So you have that, you know,
you have genetic testing, the gene testing,
you know, you have forensics which uses PCR tests.
That was the most mind blowing.
So you can put people away, you know,
paternity tests, chicken flu, bird flu, whatever,
you just make up things.
And I've realized that everything is much more simple.
The more we just kind of look at things,
the more simple it becomes that
if we just put toxins in our body,
we're going to become ill.
You know, if we bombard our body with EMF and wifi
and Bluetooth and toxic frequencies
and all these things, we just get sick.
It's just so simple.
And then when we remove all that, we don't.
And that's why I've started to think like,
I think humans used to live almost up to maybe 200
or 300 years at one time.
Because when you start to really kind of understand things,
like even with yourself and reversing health issues
and whatever, it really makes you wonder
how long we are meant to last year
when we are doing things correctly
and then not poisoning ourselves, you know,
with all of the things that you mentioned.
Right, now it's funny you mentioned that
because that was also a question
that I found myself very curious about.
And I did a lot of research
and actually had a full day conference
called Reverse last June about that topic.
And there's definitely lots of evidence
in the historical record of people living 150 years
or perhaps longer.
So I think I agree that what we're told
about our current lifespan is vastly off.
Now, what I actually looked at
as the primary source of information
about like what our health could be like potentially
is going back to anthropological studies
like medical anthropology of the Americas.
Okay, so looking at the Native American populations
in North and South America
and many of them were in relatively small groups
in villages with a chief.
And they brought in physicians to examine these people,
they interviewed them, they interviewed the chiefs,
they observed their lifestyle for months at a time.
And essentially what they found
in almost all of these cultures, right?
And these people had no influence of the industrial
or the agricultural revolution.
They were primarily hunter gatherer societies.
So living in a very natural way.
They did grow some crops
but in a very primitive but natural way.
And they essentially had one no infant mortality
or childhood illness whatsoever.
So no quote unquote infectious diseases,
no childhood cancer, asthma, arthritis,
nothing like that whatsoever it was unheard of.
The only time children died was from trauma
like drowning, a snake bite, that type of thing.
They also had none of the plagues
that were involved in the developed world
at the time in Europe or even in other colonized places
in the developing world, right?
Like malaria, tuberculosis, et cetera.
They had not heard of any of those things, okay?
They had no nursing homes, no walkers, sorry.
It was just like they were just like,
we observe animals in the wild, right?
That they, I mean, you almost never see an animal sick.
You might see an animal injured, right?
If they've been attacked by a predator or something
or they were hit by a car, but you don't see animals
walking around wheezing and weak and stuff
unless they're basically about to die, right?
You might occasionally see that, but with humans,
we, I mean, just go to the bus station or the airport
and you'll see a lot of infirmity.
Well, and I like that you said that
because when I looked into a Janus's work
with the book We Want to Live in the Primal Diet
where he talked about eating raw meat and raw milk
and the raw meat, the Native Americans
ate lots and lots and lots of raw meat.
They ate raw bison.
That was their main staple.
And it was interesting because when I got into his work,
I've been doing his diet now for 10 months,
10 months straight of eating raw meat
and raw milk and raw honey.
And I will have to say it's a life changer
and it's funny because like you said,
once they introduced the cooking,
the electricity, the processing, the whole entire thing,
the stuff that doesn't even make any sense
because like even with cooking,
they used to smoke things in the earth
when they would cook them
and they would use the earth's frequency
to cook their foods.
And it was very, very cool.
It wasn't hot.
Like our temperatures now, we have ovens
that go 500 and 600 and all kinds of things
and Teflon pans and like this whole
made up industry basically.
And when they did things, they used the earth.
They would smoke things out
or they would just let it ferment and mold.
And this is where it led me to another rabbit hole
of doing experiments, eating organic blueberries with mold
because the mold helps to pull out the metals
I started to learn.
And I did different tests
where I would consume these things
and I noticed a boost in energy, boost in mental clarity
and I felt good.
And I thought, we don't do any of this anymore.
You know, this is the inversion of things.
Matt, look, we were so confused about this
because in one sense, right?
We have fermented foods.
We have aged beef, right?
Well, what do you think is going on when it's aging?
You know, it's basically microorganisms
are breaking it down, right?
So it's going bad, right?
It's rotting, but that is a delicacy.
Whereas in other circumstances,
we see it as dangerous, right?
Or food poisoning.
And it is true that if we have highly processed foods
like canned foods, for example,
and we let those degrade, right?
That they do become toxic, right?
Like that's where we see botulism, for example.
But if we do this in a natural way, right?
And which is really all of the original fermenting,
even if you make sauerkraut, right?
What do you do?
You just put cabbage, water, and salt
in a vessel and the microorganisms from the environment
come in and do the fermentation, right?
You don't use some kind of pure culture or anything like that.
And so now some of these cultures I study
did actually cook their food in a variety of ways.
And also many of the Native Americans in North America
made pemmican as a way to preserve their meat, right?
And that might be something you experimented,
but I've met several people.
Some as clients, some just met as compatriots
who were doing a raw meat,
not necessarily one exactly like Vonderplanets
and then a couple of variations.
And one Serbian gentleman that I met
actually was, you know, he called it sour meat,
but essentially it's rotting meat.
And he said that he preferred the taste of that
interestingly, right?
And it might turn our nose, but we also, you know,
we have blue cheese and gorgonzola,
which is essentially the same exact thing, right?
So why would, you know, why would we throw away good food
when it's hard to come by?
Well, and, you know, penicillin came from Pfizer.
You know, that's who started that whole thing.
So they're just selling you back, you know,
something that's just derived from nature
and then saying it's the solution.
You know, we got the solution for you.
That's what they always do.
And they observe these cultures, like all of these,
like you even said, Merck,
one of the largest pharmaceutical companies
and oldest pharmaceutical companies,
you know, in the United States,
I think 1662 or something like that.
Because when I was going through this,
I found the first vaccines were back to 1626.
And that was in the book, The Poisoned Needle
by Eleanor McBean.
And she only had 5,000 copies.
So you're saying before the cowpox.
Yes, exactly.
Yes, it goes back way farther than I realized
when I was realizing the work of Eleanor McBean, 1626,
they were actually trying to kick them,
kick the people out who were trying to vaccinate people
in Europe, they're trying to kick them out.
And then obviously they came to America
and brought the exact same thing.
So, you know, this is the thing that's,
like you just said, is we've done things
in an inverted fashion.
And then if you talk about them,
which just like you talking about turpentine
or anything else, natural remedies,
which have been gone for,
or have been out for a long period of time,
then these things, they flip them,
they attack it and they try to destroy that.
But yeah, through my experiments, I've been doing a lot.
And then my next one I'm testing,
which is another new one,
is testing with radioactive foods
and seeing how that works.
Because when I started going down this rabbit hole
of nuclear power plants are steam plants
rather than nuclear power.
You know, I started to understand, well,
So now did you see Steve Young's
recent video on this topic?
Yes, I watched his with Cowan's
and it was funny because I covered the nuke topic
back when they were trying to attack Iran
and do that whole thing.
And I was saying how there's no nuke,
so they're not gonna do anything.
And it's also interesting
because Iran has the highest radiation.
It's one of the highest radiation places.
Natural, like their natural levels of radiation.
Yes, so if it was toxic,
what if the whole population just be completely gone?
You know?
Right, and so it's important, I think,
like when we're talking about,
so because you can harm organisms with radiation,
but not all radiation is the same, right?
Because we have alpha, beta, and then, and gamma, right?
And those are all different.
And then we have x-rays.
And some of those things are not gonna damage you
unless they're right on top of you, right?
And some might not damage or cause any harm at all
and might even be helpful.
Now, we have the gentleman who is heavily involved
in the nuclear power industry
who was talking about that they would go swimming
in the cooling tanks, right?
And I think he might have eaten uranium on stage
in front of people to show,
like they would handle this stuff.
And it might be, it might get hot,
like when it's in the reactor,
but it's not anything like what we think, right?
And all the, like that movie, Silkwood, for example,
was shared in the 80s.
She won Academy Awards for that.
I remember being very traumatized
as a youngster with that movie
because she worked at a nuclear power plant
and supposedly got contaminated.
And they tried to scrub her with wire brushes.
It was like horrible.
And then she slowly died of radiation poisoning,
but all those safety measures didn't exist
in the beginning of nuclear power plants
because there was no safety hazard, right?
It's like they confabulated all this stuff
for political reasons.
And of course, anyone who works in a plant these days
is subjected to that.
It's very different.
Well, yeah, and I was gonna say, that's the thing,
is everything, like you said, it gets inverted.
And Galen Windsor, for people to look into.
That's the name.
That was the fellow who did that.
And that's what led me to this
was I was testing out different things.
And it's interesting, because like you said, the movies,
you got Superman, you have the Hulk,
you have the Riddler,
if you remember the Riddler from Batman,
he's got like this green glow Jim Carrey
on top of his head.
So they've used all these movies
to scare us into staying away from this.
And the more I've gone into this,
the more I've realized it's because of the energy principle,
number one.
And then also what I've started to learn
is testing different foods
and seeing how long they are preserved, I guess you can say.
And I've been doing this test right now
where I have a banana on a uranium plate, basically.
And it has not changed in now eight days.
And this has made me start to kind of think about,
imagine if we could slow down the first thing.
So you say no fruit flies, no brown, nothing like that.
Nothing.
This is fascinating.
Do you think this is what McDonald's does
to make their burgers last for 10 years?
This could be actually, yeah.
They put a, well, their food is,
I don't even want to consider their stuff even food.
But yeah, they probably do a lot of weird stuff,
to their food and who knows what's in it.
But yes, you know, this is,
I mean, if you think about it, it's kind of like,
I mean, I know pasteurization, ultra-toxic changes everything,
heats it, you know, it's done by Monsanto.
I went down that whole rabbit hole of the patents with that
and the temperature at 700 degrees for 60 minutes.
You know, crazy stuff.
They basically make an abomination of food.
But it made me start to think, you know,
I had a couple of people reach out
where they were putting lemons on these plates.
And this was during my electroculture talks,
people were putting lemons on there.
And they were like, my lemons don't really change.
They just stay.
And I thought, hmm, this would be kind of like a disruption
to, you know, you get sold the fridge the whole time
and there's never any other thing other than the fridge
or there used to be the ice box at one time.
But there's not many other things.
The larder.
Yeah. And it just, it made me start to think
maybe there's something different.
So I've been doing this little experiments
and just testing things out.
I've been holding the stones, you know, in my hand
while I work out and testing that.
And they do get really hot.
Like you said, they get really, really hot.
And then the Japanese, you know, who they said were,
you know, they dropped the nukes,
but they just firebomb them.
That's what basically happened.
But the Japanese actually drink out
of radioactive stoneware.
They look like little shot glasses.
And I actually ordered those
because I wanted to, you know,
try drinking out of them
and having a little water every single day.
And they talked about the benefits
of the radioactive properties.
So I've realized that like, once again,
you know, all our glassware,
everything that we've talked about in these things
is just a lot's been flipped.
And it's just, it can be a lot to kind of sort through.
But I feel like the more simple
that you kind of start to think about it,
the easier it becomes.
So let me just clarify.
So these, you know, plates,
is this like, what do they call it, fiestaware?
That has a portable glass or depression glass,
those different types of, yeah,
I think it might be fiestaware too as well.
Cause they got a bunch of different names.
They used to call it baseline glass as well too,
but that's the same name as Vaseline,
which is funny.
So that's, you know, you don't look that well.
But this is something you could get, you know,
at thrift stores or maybe on eBay
or someplace like that, right?
Yes. You could go to eBay.
You could go to a vintage shop.
Thrift stores have tons of it.
They have, people walk around with a UV flashlight.
They have to see what it's glowing.
Yes. So you can find it there.
And it's funny because when I started looking into that,
I mean, I found hundreds of thousands of pieces
of glassware with this.
So then I thought, okay, if this was toxic,
you know, just same thing again, if this was toxic,
why is almost the whole entire country drinking out of this?
You know, and then you go into Europe, Bohemia,
you know, before they took it off the map,
they used to do the crystal glass
and all the different types of glassware.
And they used to drink out of that too.
So, you know, this is where you start to ask them.
Yeah, man, they also, you know how sport watches
have that substance that glows in the dark?
Well, they used to actually use a radioactive substance.
They had it in these little tubes.
I forget which one now.
And they stopped doing it, you know,
because of the alleged danger.
But like, where are all the news stories
about people with, you know, risk tumors from there?
Yep.
And I found out the airplanes still use that.
So when you go to fly in a commercial jet,
you know how there's the reflectors on the airplanes
so that you can see the airplane in the sky
while they're flying and they're lifting off
and whatever, those are radium.
So it's like, they use it for certain things,
like you said, but then for other things, it's banned.
You know, you just can't use it for these other purposes.
Right.
Right, so, you know, so we are missing out.
I mean, I want the experiment where you, you know,
take a fresh piece of local fruit in the summer
and put it on the uranium plate and then, you know,
eat it on Christmas or in February or something
and it's still fresh.
Like I'd like to see how potent it is,
but still like obviously we know bananas
don't last that long.
So, you know, this is kind of exciting,
but look at the other, you know,
benefits we may be missing out on, right?
If we, for example, knew that nuclear power plants
were safe, right?
We could essentially have, you know,
vast electricity reserves at a very low cost, for example.
And when you get into like Shilijat, you know,
which mean you have both talked about,
you know, there's minerals in the Shilijat,
which considered to be technically, you know,
radioactive if you want to, you know, get into that.
And then it makes you wonder, like you said,
what minerals are you potentially missing?
Because the more I started to think about this,
everything is electricity.
You know, you have copper, which is electrical.
You have the radioactive properties, which is electrical.
And then you have magnetics, which is electrical.
And you start to think about our body
in that same fashion.
When we bring these in,
we're increasing the electrical conductivity of the body.
And it makes sense, this is why people sit in the sun,
you know, that beautiful ionizing radiation
is very beneficial for you.
And it's all the non-ionizing cell phones,
Wi-Fi, Alexa's, Bluetooth, you know, wireless technology,
that's all kind of like the anti-life
I've started to think about.
So it's, yeah, you start to kind of just go,
and that's where it led me to wondering if people,
like you were saying, living to 150 or 200
or some of the old scriptures, they say like 800.
You know, so if you're giving people these numbers,
there's something here.
And the most radioactive places I found
were inside pyramids, which I thought was really funny.
That was one of them.
Number two was Capitol buildings.
All of those Capitol buildings that we see
that the muppets are sitting in,
those are all very radioactive from the granite.
And then the third one,
which I thought was the most fascinating,
was Grand Central Station in New York City.
All of that stone there has radioactive properties
and people go in there and they're kind of like,
you know, healed, or I guess you could say like zoned in.
And same with you get into cathedrals,
you get into temples,
you get into all these different buildings, mosques.
Now you're making me wanna
carry a Geiger counter around with me.
What we need, that's what we need.
And that's the other thing is, you know,
like you said, when you start to like look at these numbers,
we once again with these devices,
and they're great for giving you something, right?
Cause like some information,
you know, if you go through it, you can debunk it,
but you know, it's a cool tester,
but yeah, it makes you wonder like,
where are these areas with the highest radioactivity?
And then you look at like Montana.
Montana had these radon mines
that all these people were going into.
They would go into the mine
and it had high levels of radon
and it was getting rid of people's arthritis
and helping them heal with pain.
So you start to ask them.
It breaks it apart.
Right, and now, you know,
they have radon testing for every home sale
and they put radon mitigation systems in there, right?
Because it's got some very, very weak epidemiologic
association with cancer.
Yep, they made that one up, I found out.
They picked a number, the EPA picked a number,
they picked 1,000.
That was the lovely number that they picked up.
And they said that that was 20,000 people
got lung cancer from radon
and they just picked a number.
They didn't have any scientific studies,
just like there's no scientific studies for the viruses.
So same exact thing, they just picked a number
and they said, guess what?
1980s, we're gonna make millions of dollars
taking radon gas out of your home.
That's pretty much one of this.
Yeah, it's definitely not inexpensive.
And yeah, there's no proven benefits, that's for sure.
None whatsoever.
So, you know, scare us about harmless things
and keep us ignorant about the real harmful thing.
So, you know, you were mentioning about
the accumulation of toxicity in the body
as one of the main causes, right,
of illness and health problems.
What do you think are the,
like the most harmful sources of this
that people aren't aware of?
Well, I would say the first one would probably be
toxic heavy metals, if I get into that.
I think that that's one of them.
I mean,
How do you think those are getting into people's bodies?
Like, is it from the cloud seeding
and chemtrails?
Is it, you know, from food, water?
I would say probably the, I mean, you can do water.
Water is a big one.
You know, you go to ewg.org
and you look up the water results in people's towns
and it's crazy how many chemicals are in there.
So that's what I would say.
Lead, arsenic, cadmium, all contaminate the water.
Yes, mixed with pharmaceuticals,
which also contain lots of heavy metals.
So, you know, people are getting kind of blasted
with the plethora of that fluoride as well too,
which is a horrible neurotoxin, you know,
it burns holes in the concrete.
So then that's allowing, in my opinion,
the chemicals to get deeper into the body.
Cause I feel like we have this shield,
you know, our skin and everything.
I feel like our body is like almost like a shield
and then they kind of have used these chemicals
to get them deeper into your tissues.
That's kind of my thought on that.
And then, you know, the next one I would say is food.
You know, I've, for myself, I've done an organic diet,
you know, for the last 10 years or so.
You know, I watched the documentary GMOs Revealed.
It was a 22 hour documentary and it blew my mind
with the amount of pesticides that are sprayed
on, you know, conventional crops.
And that's another one, you know, those pesticides
are loaded with metals and toxins
and things that the body can't take in.
And then it seeps into the system and into the tissues.
And I think that just people, like even with the stuff
they spray in the skies too, as it drops down,
people are just, they get overloaded.
And then you add Wi-Fi and Bluetooth,
you know, which is weakening the cells,
you know, breaking them down, in my opinion.
You know, so you're getting hit
from these different angles from all over.
And then that's embedding it deeper into the tissue.
And then you add these plastics and polymers,
like seed oils, canola oil, corn oil, you know,
that's almost like crystallizing the body.
And so what I've started to kind of think,
in my opinion, is that they're just trying
to like almost crystallize your body.
So you're kind of like crunch, you know,
kind of like this, because you always see
when people hit about, you know, 80 or 85,
they're kind of like a little hunched over
and crunched in whatever it may be.
That's what I think is starting to happen.
You got all this tissue in this,
all this toxins build up in the tissue
and then you're crystal,
you're turning into a crystal almost.
And then things can't move.
And I know you're really big on detoxing
and pulling the toxins out of your body.
And that's important because if you've got all this
in your tissue, it's gonna affect your heart,
your brain, your intestines, your kidneys, you know.
And that's what I started to realize is like,
it's the over, it's excessive.
And that's what it is.
And then once you start to change things,
which I've done, and I know you have done as well too,
it's like everything just goes in reverse.
And it's very easy.
It may mean realize how fast the body can regenerate
in comparison to the typical story of,
you know, once you get older, you can't do it.
It's like, I don't believe that anymore.
Yeah, no, it is very true.
And so let me summarize,
because you mentioned like some really key points.
So I think it's very interesting what you were saying
about that these things kind of crystallize the body
because I was thinking of several examples of that, right?
Like for, you know, kidney stones, gallstones,
calcifications, which can occur in all kinds of tissues,
right, in the heart and the blood vessels,
the brain, the pineal gland, the kidneys, et cetera.
Right, and we know even, you know,
end-stage liver disease is essentially
when the liver becomes scar tissue, right?
And then you mentioned about the flow
that these things can block the flow,
and that's exactly what happens, right?
So the gallstones block the flow of bile,
the kidney stones block the flow of urine,
the calcifications can block all kinds of flow,
you know, within the tissue,
maybe in the lymphatics, et cetera,
and the blood vessels.
And the body gets stuck in a state of stasis, right,
when the flow is obstructed because it can't cleanse,
it can't purge those things out,
it can't break up the crystallizations.
And that's, I think, what we're both finding
is the key to healing and reversing health.
So, you know, making sure we identify these blockages,
working on helping those clear,
and then support the body to, you know,
do its own basically healing, right,
which is to purge all this stuff out,
and of course, to induce the body into that,
we have to stop putting it in, right?
And that's the lifestyle changes
that you're talking about,
like with the diet and avoiding
as much exposure as possible to these things,
and then using some natural substances
to aid the body in getting rid of the difficult stuff,
right, because the heavy metals that you mentioned
are generally not in the natural world.
They come from industry, right,
and including things like the food industry
and pharmaceuticals, like you mentioned,
but so our body doesn't have a very easy natural way
purging them, and like with aluminum specifically,
for example, it's shown that your body forms a granuloma,
which is like a padded cell around the aluminum
to contain it, because it's like,
oh, I don't know what to do with this.
I have no mechanism to easily get rid of it,
so I'll just contain it,
because I can recognize that it's harmful.
So we have to kind of cajole the body into overcoming that,
and there are so many vast sources of exposure,
like you mentioned, and with pharmaceuticals,
the reason why it's like this
is because the pharmaceuticals are mostly fat soluble
and they can't get into your body,
and in order to be absorbed,
they have to make salts using various metal counter ions
to allow it to get absorbed and be more biocompatible,
and of course, that exposes us then
to perhaps a toxic heavy metal
or just higher levels of the metal
that we only need tiny amounts or in an unnatural form.
That's what, like you mentioned about the relationship
between the minerals and electricity,
and that's very important because the natural form
of all these minerals is an ionic form,
which would be a charge,
so if it moves, then it's electricity, right?
And as it's moving across our body,
of course, it's gonna generate electrical
and magnetic fields,
and we know that even though that sounds woo-woo,
we still, you know, they use EKGs all the time, right?
What do you think that is?
That's measuring electrical fields of the body,
and EEGs as well,
and then we can also detect magnetic fields
radiating out from our body.
So this is, you know, it's mainstream science
even though no clinical people talk about it
as relevant to physiology so much,
except for the action potential,
that's really the only time
and maybe the resting membrane potential,
but they never say why every cell is a battery
and how that is important for the functioning.
Well, and also they shock you back to life, you know?
So that's, I mean, that's,
I think that's the most blatant one of all, right?
Like I'm gonna zap you to come,
to make you back to life, like it's, you know, whatever.
So that's a big one.
And then the biggest other one I found
with pharmaceuticals is they use deionized water.
So they've changed the water,
they've taken the electrical conductivity out of the water
and they put it into the pharmaceutical.
So then when a person goes to consume that pharmaceutical,
it pulls the electricity out of them.
And this was a test I did,
because once again I always,
I guess like to experiment on myself,
but I went to Whole Foods and they had deionized water.
And at that time, I ran out of distilled water
and no distilled water in the house, whatever.
I was like, I just, I gotta get some water,
whatever it is, what it is.
And I got deionized water and I decided to drink it.
Now I tell nobody to drink this.
This was the most crazy experience I ever had.
But what happened was I drank a couple sips.
I was like, this water kind of tastes weird, you know?
And this is what led me to finding out
it was in pharmaceuticals.
This water kind of tasted weird.
And within about an hour's time, 30 to 40 minutes time,
whatever it was, I went about my day.
All of a sudden I felt my whole body,
it was like shutting down.
I felt my blood sugar drop, I turned white,
I turned pale, I couldn't even function.
And it was mind blowing how fast it affected me.
Like it was like instant.
So like we were just talking about,
if they're putting these toxins and these things
in these pharmaceuticals plus deionized water as well,
they're just shutting your body down.
And then as they're shutting down
different parts of your body,
then you're gonna have all these side effects
and these health problems.
And then you're gonna get sold another pill,
which usually comes with more deionized water, you know?
So this thing of removing the charge,
that's kind of how I started to think about it.
You got the toxins and you got the charge.
And that's pretty much it.
You remove the toxins, you increase the charge
and you begin to heal.
And it's, I like to keep it like you do.
And as well, it's just simple
because it just makes more sense
than giving it 10,000 names,
that they just kind of like make up with 40 words
and then it whatever.
And it's like, it's just you got toxins
or you need a charge, you know?
Matt, do you know about underground animals?
Underground animals.
I mean, there are animals underground.
All right, you're gonna like this
because it backs up what you're just saying about the charge.
And I learned about this from Gerald Pollack
who actually has a book about charge.
And he also feels that's very important for nature.
But there are several animal species.
Like there's some kind of rodents, for example,
where there's a version that lives above ground
and underground, but other than that,
they're fairly identical.
And then there's also like termites
where the queen stays underground its whole life,
but all the workers go out above ground.
And the counterparts of those animals,
and there are other examples as well,
where they're living underground,
they actually live much longer.
Now, obviously there's no sun exposure underground,
but there's a negative charge, right?
Because the earth is negative charged
and the magnitude of that charge increases
the further underground you go.
And in fact, you can structure water
using the negative charge of the earth
if you put the water below ground level.
So this is sort of nature's validation
of what you're talking about
of the importance of charge to our health.
And it's the same principle
that's related to the practice of grounding, right?
Where you walk on the earth with bare feet
to be exposed to that negative charge.
Yep, and they've cut that off
like you were saying with the rubber shoes.
DuPont rubber shoes cutting off the connection.
So I wear-
Even leather-sold shoes,
they put a finishing chemical on there, right?
That's insulating.
So you have to have like a raw moccasin
to get the grounding.
Yeah, I have these Turkish grounding shoes I found on Etsy.
And they are just a raw piece of leather
and they have like a little,
it's almost like a cork bottom with a copper rivet
that goes through it.
And that allows that discharge,
like you were saying, to travel up and down the body.
It's just crazy.
Cause like you said, even the most expensive shoes,
someone gets a leather shoes out of Italy
and they're like, oh, these are the best.
And it's like they're coated with plastic.
Like I hate to tell you,
most of them are all coated with plastic.
And they do that and they say,
this is the best they always say.
Well, our clients like that,
it's like, no, no, no.
We know, like obviously you know
that these things are natural
and you just kind of, they kind of disconnect that.
But yeah, it's the same thing, the charge.
And I didn't know that about the,
with especially with the termites
cause I actually,
I do these experiments over here with ants.
I have these big ants and I'll test what they eat,
you know, to see how they feel.
Cause they actually, they built a nest in my cloud buster.
I put a electroculture cloud buster
and I put stones and everything else.
And I'll test what foods they eat,
like what makes them,
what looks to be the most energetic.
And it'll always be the most alive food, you know,
nothing that's kind of set out,
even certain nuts, they won't eat certain things.
It's fascinating cause nature,
like you said, if you just follow nature,
you can always see what to do
rather than listening to our science,
which doesn't really make a lot of sense.
Yeah, well, I mean, you know,
that's because it's not really the science, right?
It's simply more of a propaganda religion than anything else.
So, you know, we have to rely on ourselves to find out,
you know, what's really important.
And, you know, it's like,
it's so easy to get caught up in this
because even if you find a valid study,
when you read it,
they're going to talk about all these other things
that aren't really true, right?
Like, for example,
they, you know, did something with a PCR test in the study
and you just have to kind of ignore that part
and take away if there's anything actually, you know, valid.
And there is, there are things out there.
It's just, it's not what is being incorporated
into any mainstream viewpoints.
Well, in most of the studies, like you said,
they don't do a lot of human trials.
There's really nothing with actual humans, you know,
they always say like the in vitro or in a petri dish.
And it's like, well, how does that apply?
You know, to me or you, you know, being a person,
you know, that doesn't apply the same.
And that's how they get away with saying,
you know, this will do that.
And it's like, well, where are your human trials?
You know, and they don't really show many of those.
And if they do show them, like with,
when the Motorola came out
and they're, you know, launching the first phone
and they're doing human trials,
well, those were all taken down right away
because they started seeing how sick people were.
So then they had to start doing in-house trials
in their own, you know, setting
to say that everything was, you know,
safe and effective and things like that.
But yeah, it's interesting when you read through the studies
and you read just the words
and the things that are put in there.
It was kind of like when I was reading
about the first pictures of an atom.
I thought this was really funny.
It was on, they used an x-ray of salt
to find the first picture of an atom.
And I thought an x-ray,
so you told me x-rays are damaging,
but somehow you can x-ray salt
and you can show me a picture.
So, you know, this is where, like you said,
they will make up stories
so that they can sell the narrative to them.
Yes, yeah, the x-ray crystallography,
that's another basic simulation
because they're just doing a bunch of math
on that data to, you know,
create something that may or may not exist in nature.
Yes.
And, you know, all of the three-dimensional structure
of molecules is based on that,
including, you know, the so-called double helix
taken with a grain of salt.
So, well, Matt, we have really covered
quite a broad variety of interesting topics here.
So, do we dare put this video up on these platforms?
I wonder if it's going to survive, I hope it does.
I noticed someone asked,
how do we locate good sources of stuff you recommend
but don't carry as a product?
So, Matt, where would you send,
well, what resources do you have available
to teach people about these aspects of healing?
I would look at books before the 1920s.
That's kind of what I've started to look into
because when I got into the whole
how Rockefellers took over the educational system
and then got rid of natural healing, you know, during 1910,
pretty much if you look at books before 1920s,
even books on dousing or water or turpentine,
like you said, you usually will find
some really good information
because before that time, they haven't edited it.
They haven't changed it out.
They haven't taken all the information out of there.
And then after that time,
you kind of start to see this skewed information.
So, I would say to look into books,
I'm really big on books.
I'm actually finishing up my book as we speak now,
but, you know, I'm really into books
so that people can look into things
and collecting older books
because there's so many gems, you know,
like you even said, the original Merck manual,
you know, there's so much information
that's already been present.
And then they started tweaking things,
you know, kind of getting rid of certain things
to kind of sell the narrative.
But I say old books, always old books.
So that's an excellent suggestion.
And the Merck manual I mentioned, by the way,
is from 1898 that has turpentine.
And if you go to the Library of Congress website
in their archives, they actually have tons
of old medical books.
I went there once and just put in turpentine
as a search term.
And it came up in, you know, over 100 medical books
that were, you know, pre-20th century.
So that might be a good starting place
where you don't have to, you know, buy books,
but definitely, you know, if you go to garage sales
or go to a website like Abe's books, for example,
or go on archive.org, you can probably find, right,
free or very low-cost older medical books
that may have lots of pearls of wisdom.
You may have to buy a few to get a good one,
but that's great.
And I have actually done a lot of this work myself
and developed several protocols
that use a variety of products.
And I have one for heavy metals
called removing heavy metals.
There's one around turpentine and a few other ones.
So you can definitely check out my website as well
and see if those, I don't sell all those products.
But I do have, you know, links to trusted resources
where I've vetted the product.
So I think between us, we provide quite a lot of resources.
And, you know, on the social media platforms,
of course you can hear Matt or I talk about
a lot of these topics that, you know, we mentioned today
and many, many more beyond that, you know,
we're both pretty prolific in that arena.
So please do check it out.
Matt, are there any, any place you want
to direct people from this?
People can check out our website, CultivateElevate.com,
you know, and I also put all the videos
just so people know as a backup up on Odyssey.
And then I also have some up on Rumble as well too.
Right, I do the same thing.
Yeah, you just have to, you know,
because unfortunately it's just, you know, even Rumble.
Rumble is nice because you can say what you want
but they just put a hundred ads on your video now.
So it's like you gave somebody freedom of speech
and then now you turned my video into a marketing ad.
You know, so it's just, it's funny like that.
But yeah, I like Odyssey.
Odyssey's nice because it's one of the few
that actually went against the system and the government.
They try to sue them, but it's one of the few.
And then I also put everything up on Buzzsprout
so people can hear the audios of these
because I think that's important too.
Because if you try to get rid of the video,
at least I have audio as well.
And sometimes me and you, like all great chats,
even our last one on how to heal the eyes,
people loved it, you know?
And I have that audio up there
so people can listen to it
and they can learn about healing the eyes
and all the protocols.
But yeah, I say it's important to be everywhere
in 2025, 2026.
That's right, yeah.
Just post everywhere, I totally agree.
All right, everyone.
Well, thank you so much for attending.
I hope this was valuable
and I hope you realize that, you know,
you've gotta maybe find people on social media,
but then you've gotta go explore
their private platforms, our websites,
because that's where we give you the complete information,
the kind of information that, you know,
would get us taken off these other platforms.
So spend the time, you know,
do the good work of researching and discern and mint
and then you'll have optimal health.