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All right.

So Karen's in the house right here.

Look, folks,

I'm having to do this one where we

don't do it on our typical YouTube

channel.

And we don't really have much of a

footprint on YouTube because I'm having

Jonathan Otto over today or on the show

today.

And we are almost certainly going to get

into some stuff.

That is probably going to blow your mind

as far as, well,

in terms of things like med beds and

stuff like that.

Folks,

there is so much going on out there

when I'm talking about med beds.

If you don't know what they are,

basically some space age technology that

supposedly exists out there.

Wouldn't doubt it if it did.

I mean,

we're at least fifty to one hundred,

maybe two hundred years behind what the

powers that shouldn't be having our

government.

So we're going to be able to talk

about some of all of that today.

Also, Jonathan, you know,

he's from MyRedLight.com.

You know,

those red light therapy beds and stuff

like that.

Well,

he sells some of the best you can

buy.

without the flicker without any of the

nonsense out there it actually has in it

what it's supposed to and uh jonathan also

you know he talks about those things also

i want to get into a number of

other things in there because a whole lot

of people are talking about stem cell

therapy

Everybody and a great grandmother is all

about this stem cell therapy these days.

And I want to know what the real

legit story of it is.

I mean,

is that the way everybody should be going?

Because I know people that are spending,

in fact, my best friend,

he's talking about going down to Mexico

and spending somewhere in the neighborhood

of about, I don't know,

twenty thousand dollars.

And I'm willing to bet that I know

there's a therapy out there where you can

get tons of stem cells and not spend

a fortune.

In fact,

you may not have to spend anything for

it.

Maybe we can get into that stuff too.

Also,

I want to talk about what they're dropping

from the sky.

Now, folks,

over here at the house right now,

I'm a little discombobulated,

but I'm kind of getting my sea legs

right now.

I had to go to town to go

do an errand.

Let's just call it that.

And then Darren and Patty from Hacks from

the Homestead,

they're old friends of ours.

They just happened to be rolling by.

They just left KSL.

Karen says, yeah, fresh off of KSL.

So they just got,

hello from Western Pennsylvania.

Yeah.

So anyway,

Darren and Patty just got over here just

a couple of hours ago and hanging out

with them and doing a bunch of stuff

and just comparing notes, folks.

It's always good if you can go ahead

and be in the same room with some

people that really know what time it is

and all the crazy, weirdo,

unbelievable things that are going on

right now.

And as I'm comparing notes with them,

apparently...

We're not the only ones getting – and,

folks,

I got to cover this before Jonathan gets

on here.

He's on his way.

He's in transit right now.

But it won't be but five minutes or

more before he gets here.

But that gives me an opportunity to talk

about some of this other stuff that's

going on right now.

Folks, I'm telling you, these cameras,

these flock cameras,

it's getting ridiculous.

We talked, I think,

in the program – in the last one

or the one before that,

we talked about how Michelle had –

Driving through Washington County,

Virginia.

Washington County, Virginia.

And then all of a sudden gets home

and we get this thing in the mail

talking about how she went through,

she was zipped by a work zone.

Nobody was even working by then.

Anyway, it wasn't a cop.

It wasn't anybody else.

It was a flock camera that got her.

And I thought we were just, you know,

just our bad luck.

Folks,

I can't even begin to tell you how

many people I know of that have hit

me up, not just hit me up,

but also their podcasts like Sean from the

SGT Report.

He got it.

One of his guests, they got it.

Everybody and a great grandmother out

there is getting hit up by these flock

cameras.

And by and large, nobody seems to...

Nobody seems to know what to do.

Well, look, it's a civil violation.

So what are they going to do?

They ain't going to do nothing.

They're trying to steal your money.

I mean,

like they ain't stealing enough already.

They're trying to get more of it.

But, hey,

I'm thinking about doing a GoFundMe for

all the heroes out there,

and that's exactly what I'm going to call

them,

all the heroes out there that are taking

matters into their own hands,

that are looking after our Fourth

Amendment,

even though these poll cats in Washington

aren't, or in your local towns,

because that's usually where a lot of it's

going right now.

These people, you know,

illegal search and seizure,

Yeah, well,

we got heroes out there that are,

some of them are paying some pretty stiff

consequences for getting caught chopping

them down.

Look, guys,

you got to be a lot less lying

and a little more fox in how you

do some of these things.

Now,

I'm not encouraging destruction of

property or vandalism, but if it happens,

I understand.

You dig?

All right.

So other things we got going on around

here.

Like I said, Darren and Patty are here.

They're going to stay the night,

and I think they got somewhere they got

to be in the morning.

But outside of that,

We got these two little renegade sheep,

and I think a lot of you are

going to be able to relate to this.

They're younger,

and they figured out a way to get

out of the net.

Now,

I get asked this question all the time

privately.

What do I do when they get out

of the net?

Look,

if you're on – if it were just

one of them,

but the –

Bottom line is you can't leave them in

there because they're going to teach all

the other ones how to do it,

and then you're going to have a real

problem on your hands.

In fact,

Greg Judy has his down to one strand

of wire.

You know how he does that?

Because any of them that go on the

other side of it, ka-blow,

in the freezer they're going to go.

So that's how it works.

So I got these two little heathens running

around here,

and they're not really too much of a

nuisance,

but it doesn't make sense to put them

back in there.

So what do you do in that particular

case?

Well,

you leave them out until it's time to

put them in the freezer.

And even though, ladies,

I'm talking to you out there because my

wife, she's like, oh,

aren't they just so cute?

Yeah,

they're so cute that their butts are going

in the freezer when the time is right

because you can't have them.

What's love got to do with it?

They got to go in the freezer.

So if you have an animal that misbehaves,

okay, let's, for example,

you got a rooster that, you know,

he wants to come in on you every

time you get in there,

where is he going to go into the

pot?

Okay.

You got a sheep that's getting out of

the fence.

What are you going to do with them

in the pot?

You're going to go,

let's say you got a cow, you know,

he's being a little bit of a bully

and he's wanting to push his way around.

Where's he going to go?

You got it right there in the freezer.

So like I always say, folks,

And there's a bigger lesson here that I'm

trying to convey.

If you have animals that do minor

misbehavior,

they have minor behavior problems compared

to most humans out there,

if I don't put up with them misbehaving

as an animal,

why should I ever put up with it

in a human being?

Yeah, I'm pausing for effect there.

So for all of you people out there

that are thinking, okay, man, you know,

I got this person I'm around and they're,

you know, they're this, they're that,

they're that, they're this.

Well, let these sheep be an example.

Now,

I'm not saying go do a Jeffrey Dahmer

and put them in the freezer.

I'm not saying any of that.

What I am saying is you should expect

more from what should be a higher

functioning human being.

That's what I'm talking about.

So anyway, there's my sheep story.

And then let me get into the compost

thing over here.

Because

I can't even believe somebody would try to

take me to task when I'm saying, hey,

you got to water your compost.

If you screw that up,

you're going to have certain things that

go in the cyst form.

You're going to have things that,

you know,

they're going to go into a dormant state.

And then by the time they come alive,

summer is going to be over.

So people are saying, well,

I don't have time.

Look, that's your business.

If I tell you to water the compost,

there's a reason why I'm telling you that,

because you have got – if it goes

dry –

All of your life.

I'm not going to say it's dead.

It's just retreated.

Okay.

They're just fighting in another

direction.

So a lot of that compost,

a lot of the critters in that compost

are going to go down like your nematodes.

Here's why you want to keep that moist.

Because if it goes dry, the nematodes,

the beneficial nematodes,

you got three types,

essentially four types of nematodes.

And most of them are good.

As it gets drier and drier and drier,

the nematodes go deeper and deeper and

deeper until finally they wind up in the

soil that's underneath your compost.

So let's say you go start doing all

the things right again.

Okay, your fungi starts coming back.

Your bacteria starts being a little more

active.

All these things start coming around

again.

Well, here's your problem.

The nematodes have a long, much longer,

I think I want to say it's a

twenty-one day life cycle.

To get those guys back up in the

top of your compost is going to be

a long, long time.

primarily because they've been dried out

and they got a long life cycle,

like a twenty one days.

I mean, your your fungi reproduce,

I want to say, every twenty four hours,

your bacteria every thirty minutes or

something like that.

But these guys are considerably longer.

So if you're going to have that entire

soil food web into your compost,

it is of profound importance that you keep

that stuff moist.

And yes,

you can cover it up with a tarp.

And people have asked me, well,

what about microplastics and all that kind

of stuff?

Yeah, it's not really that big a problem.

You know why not in the compost pile?

Because if you have a biocomplete compost

pile,

it's eating up any assaults or impurities

that may be getting in there.

So what may be coming in from some

of that?

Now,

you want to make sure you get a

decent tarp.

And if you can,

you want to put it under a tarp

in a barn if you can possibly do

that.

If you can't, you know,

I totally get it.

If you don't cover it up,

if you leave it out there,

I'm telling you what,

it's not going to be the best stuff

in the world.

So definitely,

definitely stay on top of that.

So some other things we got going.

Um,

we got potatoes out here that are

absolutely positively on the money.

And what I did with these guys,

I got the basil.

I've talked about it before.

I got the basil in there too.

I'm hoping to get that filmed maybe

tomorrow or later on in the week.

I don't know,

but I definitely got to get it done.

Anyway, this, um, we're pulling them out.

We're going to chop and drop everything

that's in there.

And then when that's all said and done,

guess what we're going to do?

That's right.

We're going to put in our fall stuff

or at least the stuff that is ready.

So we'll get another run of beets and

a number of other things.

I'm trying to grow a lot more color

than I used to.

Maybe even some more carrots as the year

goes on.

But folks, if you think,

even if you don't plan on planting

something, immediately cover that soil up.

I don't care if you use cardboard.

Put something down.

going back to the work of dr elaine

ingham whenever every single time you put

You leave that soil bare like you see

so many gardens and people do.

You got the assault of the sunlight,

which is never supposed to hit bare

ground.

In addition to that,

every time that rain falls,

it creates impact.

It's a tiny little micro impact area.

That's the last thing you want.

You want oxygen and everything else down

in your soil.

So if you can cover that stuff up

with cardboard,

even if you're going to wait and say,

look,

I'm going to wait a month or two,

just put cardboard down.

I mean,

just put the cardboard down or if nothing

else, put some mulch down.

Put something down that will definitely

positively keep your stuff alive as you're

going out there.

So that's, you know,

I can't stress that enough.

Everybody,

they pluck up their stuff and then they

just leave the ground bare and

You don't want to do that because you're

cooking all your microorganisms.

Jim Garris does probably one of the best

jobs and very,

very translatable in his book,

Kick the Hay Habit,

where he goes into this in great detail

about the worst thing you can possibly do,

you know,

on all of your soil is to just

leave them bare.

That is the last thing you ever want

to do.

So what else we got here?

Let me get into some other things that

are going to

I don't know how much of it I

really want to cover right now.

But look, folks,

I'm working with a guy right now.

There was a reason I had to go

get a blood test today.

That was a test I had to do.

I guess I didn't mention that earlier.

And we're doing it for a reason.

And I'm going to have this guy on

the show.

I want to say the Monday after next.

I think that's when it is.

And he is wicked smart.

He's not a doctor,

which makes him wicked smart.

And the guy is an absolute genius.

And so we're doing a little bit of

a test right now.

I'm kind of giving everybody a heads up

of what's happening.

You have some extraordinary people out

there.

Now,

this one lady is a PhD and she's

come up with the work.

Her name is Stephanie.

I can't remember her last name,

but she's a PhD.

Wicked smart.

And she figured out that here's what's

happening.

Whenever they spray this glyphosate,

not only in the food and acting as

a desiccant and a number of other things,

there's a number of other people that are

claiming that they're actually spraying it

from the sky,

which I wouldn't doubt that they're doing.

First of all,

recognize what glyphosate used to be.

Glyphosate was used as a mineral cleaner

in industrials.

You haven't heard this before.

I guarantee it.

It was used as an industrial cleaner for

pipes in manufacturing plants back in the

nineteen forties.

That's what it was used for.

It chelates all the minerals out of those

pipes so they can go back to doing

whatever manufacturing they were doing.

That's what it did.

It does the very same thing in you.

So when they use it as a desiccant,

when they use it in these farm fields,

when they use it, all these.

What it's doing to your body is basically

making it nearly impossible for your body

to metabolize copper.

Yeah.

So I went out and I did this

blood test to go find out just how

bad it is in me.

And I'm going to have him on the

show now to do an analysis on my

blood and talk about

I mean, man,

you know I got to love you folks

if I'm going to go spend three hundred

bucks on a blood test.

That's how much this thing was.

So I'm like, OK,

I want to know because I think it's

going to make all the difference in the

people out there that are listening to

this.

And then you know what else?

Not only is he going to tell me

what's wrong with it,

he's going to in real time tell me

how we fix it.

And so Michelle and I are going to

do the protocol and we're going to let

you know how it works, because honestly,

I think that's the best way.

Instead of saying, hey, these pills work.

Here's what they did for me.

We're going to go on here.

We're going to lay it all bare.

I'm going to tell everybody what I got

going on and we're going to follow his

protocol and see if it moves the needle.

Because apparently, I want to say,

ninety-eight percent of the people he's

worked with have seen the needle.

Either their symptoms are gone or they've

seen a serious reduction in whatever they

were dealing with.

And in most cases,

I'm guessing it's probably people that

aren't necessarily following all the

instructions.

Well, if nothing else,

I know how to follow directions.

So...

Yeah,

that's a big thing I want to definitely

cover out there because folks,

I'm telling you,

they're spraying it from the sky.

They're using it everywhere.

Even though you can be as diligent as

you like about what you put in your

mouth,

it could always be something that you

don't necessarily have control over.

And once you find out the full extent

of what this glyphosate is doing,

because if you don't have copper,

You can't do a whole lot of other

functions or you do them poorly in your

body.

So we're going to find out what exactly

my status is and how we fix it.

So I'm going to give you a heads

up on that.

All right, so Nancy's got a question.

Wood chips or mulch or straw?

Okay, I was talking,

for those that are just coming in right

now,

I was talking about the different ways,

you know, if you've got a garden,

you need to cover it up.

You know, Nancy,

you wouldn't necessarily have to use

anything but cardboard if that's what you

wanted to do.

But my personal favorite choice,

if I don't have it, I mean,

I definitely would like to go almost

always with mulch and then straw.

And the reason why in high wind,

straw is going to stay in place.

And then also before you put any of

that out there and you're a gardener or

anything,

you want to make absolutely positively

sure that your chickens go through it

because you don't want weed seeds in

there.

All right.

So with that said, y'all,

we got a crazy,

crazy place and we got a crazy,

crazy world right now.

But hey,

it's a joy as always to bring in

the house.

My man, Jonathan Otto.

How you doing, buddy?

Billy, doing great, man.

Thank you so much for having me, brother.

Hey, good to have you, man.

It was kind of cool to see you.

You know,

you always think you know what somebody

looks like until you see them in person.

I got to actually meet you in person

in Dallas out there at the – oh,

what was that conference called?

Healing for the Ages.

Yeah.

Yeah, Healing for the Ages.

And, you know, folks,

I didn't realize how high a steam

everybody held Jonathan in until I was out

in that crowd, man.

You know, Dr. Ely –

All of them, man.

They hold you in very high regard.

So it was a joy to see that.

That means a lot, man.

It means a lot.

Yeah, yeah.

Well, you know,

it's good to see you here.

Good to have you here.

And, man,

there's so much going on in the world

right now, Jonathan.

I want to, you know,

there's a lot of talk right off the

bat.

I want to hit you up about these

med beds.

Yeah.

Everybody and a great grandmother for a

while there.

I first heard about them,

I want to say two, three years ago.

And then all of a sudden it kind

of died out.

And then now all of a sudden it

seems to be coming back and everybody

seems to be talking about these med beds.

So people don't know whether or not this

is legit.

Is this some space age stuff that,

you know,

the powers that shouldn't be are holding

back from us?

What exactly are they?

And if they're legit,

are we ever going to see them?

Yeah, exactly.

No, these are great questions.

Oh, yeah.

Here's what I think, right?

lots of people,

people are going to have all varying

perspectives.

And in that sense,

I could say that in, in,

in some ways, no, nobody knows.

There are people that are reporting that

they're, they're, they're, they've seen,

you know, these med beds in and,

and people are getting out of them and

having these remarkable transformations.

And,

but vague in the sense that when I

was on redacted news,

you could look up Clayton Morris.

He was a, like a Fox anchor, right?

And, and then he,

went in to continue his investigative

independent journalism.

And he's very kind of skeptical and

unbiased.

I'd noticed when he quizzes me out on

different things that he had people that

he trusted and respected that had reported

those things to him.

But then those were, to me,

from what I could see,

the extent of those details.

Now, in terms of what can you prove?

Well,

we know that the president tweeted this

about nine months ago.

It was on Truth Social.

It was an AI video that somebody else

had made of the med bets being released

to the public.

And then he posted it but then deleted

it at one point.

I think it might have been up there

for a few days or something like that.

Someone can fact check me.

But it was up and then he took

it down.

And so –

what was that about?

And, and what do we know about that?

Does that,

does that mean that he was trying to

give us a clue?

Was he trolling?

Was it just something that is just a

nothing thing?

Like just kind of, Oh, you know,

just give this to the peasants and,

let them kind of think about what they

will.

I have no idea.

Or is he,

is he secretly trying to give us a

message because he wants to help us get

this technology or something like this?

Look, I can't tell you,

but here's what I know.

I know that the light, the, the, the,

the Nobel prize was won in nineteen oh

three for light therapy,

reverse and chronic disease.

Okay.

Here's what I know.

This is fact.

This was Neil's white Ryberg fence.

And it was lupus vulgaris that he was

showing that ultraviolet light

UVB light was able to to to remediate

lupus vulgaris autoimmune skin condition.

Okay.

Nineteen ten.

The Flexner report is is

produced,

which is Carnegie and Rockefeller's

efforts to demonize naturopathic medicine

and anything that was outside of the

petrochemical drug revolution that they

were pushing.

And then this is where they were literally

pushing down,

suppressing and demonizing anyone that

would go against that to the point where

it became criminal then to actually treat

somebody, help somebody,

get people better.

It wasn't criminal to treat somebody.

It was criminal to treat somebody with

unapproved methods.

Then you fast forward to the nineteen

sixties and then you see Dr.

Andrei Mester,

the Hungarian physician that then coined

what we now know as red light therapy.

And then that goes into the nineties when

NASA developed the LED tech,

which is light emitting diode.

And there's a big distinction between high

flicker rate,

light emitting diodes that are problems in

homes and constant no flicker rate.

Then you have also pulsing wave,

which they could pulse waves,

which is different to a higher flicker

rate.

those being extremely effective and now

proven in six thousand peer reviewed

studies and a large portion of those being

randomized controlled trials.

They're all done on lasers or LEDs and

LEDs have become now the most prominent

out of them and then the most accessible

and with the least risks or challenges for

at home use.

Right.

So now what I'm saying now now.

OK,

so now why am I talking about MedBed

and why don't I just talk about light

therapy?

What we know from red light therapy from

those six hours, and this is one example,

and PEMF has its own story that backs

it, and it's very much concurrent to this.

What we know with light therapy is that

of those six thousand studies it is on

you know basically generally speaking the

whole spectrum of different types of

cancer clinical studies uh from lymphoma

to breast cancer to glioblastoma is

showing remarkable results that are

you know,

dramatic in comparison to the control.

And I'll show that,

show that some of them even include a

hundred percent success rates.

Okay.

So now that's,

cause at that point as well,

it's very interesting.

Then when you'd enter into dialogue,

then you'd say,

how much better do you want than a

hundred percent?

And what is it that you're looking for

is,

and I'm not saying a hundred percent in

all cases in, in for, for everything,

there's certain things that,

In the case of the cutaneous B-cell

lymphoma study, in that case,

for that condition,

for the three people in the pilot trial,

yes, it's a small study.

I'll show you bigger ones.

It was a hundred percent success for all

three in one week.

Okay.

So the question with that is, is that...

Is that fast enough for you?

Is it good enough, a result?

Let me just show you that in the

fine print.

And so I think that people can see

why I'm saying this.

It's not because I just feel like,

you know what?

I just want to be sensational.

I actually am very curious about what it

is about human nature that says, no,

that's not it.

I'm waiting for the thing.

But then if you had a cutaneous B

cell lymphoma and you saw this pilot

study, would you just say, you know,

it sounds pretty good.

I might not wait.

I might not have time to wait.

I might just go for this one.

This one sounds like it's worth a try.

This was the before and after.

And so your photodynamic therapy,

this is PubMed,

and you see the bottom part, figure one,

a complete response,

a complete meaning it's gone,

visibly gone too,

in a patient with a certain cutaneous

lymphoma.

And then it says it's two sessions in

this case, MAL and PDT,

which is a methyl form of aminoluvalenic

acid.

And then it's PDT photodynamic therapy.

So let's see the fine print here in

the Journal of American Academy of

Dermatology.

Topical photodynamic therapy for primary

cutaneous B-cell lymphoma pilot study.

So all patients went into complete

remission.

That's astonishing.

I mean, just when it says all patients,

I mean, not a percentage.

Like you said,

that's pretty darn impressive.

Exactly.

Exactly.

And then so let's criticize it.

It's a pilot study.

There's only three people in it.

It's not significant.

Okay.

All right.

So just tell me the likelihood that.

of lightning striking in the same place

three times.

Exactly.

Going into remission in one week is

lightning striking in a single place.

It's not something that just goes away

that's called spontaneous remission.

It doesn't just go away.

It can, and that's where faith, prayer,

those studies or those stories surface.

So there are examples,

but it's not a normal thing.

And now it happened to all three.

And why would they do a pilot study?

Why are they even allowed to do that?

Because it's very suggestive if there's no

relevant data that's being gathered from

this.

Now,

let's have a look at this in more

detail.

Two patients and with a maximum of two

treatment sessions.

And by the way, go back.

Defined as a clinical and histologic

complete remission.

with a maximum of two treatment sessions

at one week intervals.

So two patients, one and two,

were in complete remission after one week

from the first and only photodynamic

therapy session.

Patient three underwent complete remission

after one week from the second

photodynamic therapy session.

So for two of them,

it only took one session.

Okay,

now I'm going to show you bigger studies,

but I just want to open up the

perspective for people.

of what's possible,

what's already here so that the people

that say, wait for it.

It's around the corner.

Don't, don't take action now.

Just wait.

Look, I'm not even,

I'm not saying like I have a red

light therapy company.

I'm not even saying to get something from

my company.

I,

i i you you think if somebody had

an issue like this and they and they

had this opportunity they had this well

one would be amazing if somebody had this

particular um condition and if this group

were doing this at large scale then i

would just you know why don't you just

go with the people that did that exact

thing that's awesome why not that's that's

awesome uh

I'm giving you parameters because we can

go into detail.

I can show you what wavelength of light.

It was six-thirty nanometer light.

And then it's just information for people

to get and to use how they want.

And that's what we need to be doing,

Billy, like educating,

sharing these reports and giving people

more knowledge.

And I happen to do this a lot

with doctors on a regular basis.

This is what I do.

Yeah.

i teach doctors how to treat their

patients i don't know how that happened it

just happened and it's it's cool it's fun

well those are the kinds of doctors i

think people ought to go check out when

they're willing to um you know go to

what works instead of what's what they've

been indoctrinated with which is uh you

know nine times out of ten what i've

come across in my life but jonathan i

want to ask you know to people that

say that have access to real deal sunlight

Wouldn't that be the better choice if they

have access to it?

Now,

I'm saying that tongue-in-cheek because it

could be like most places in the United

States of amnesia where they cover us up

with chemtrails every single day that I'm

not even sure.

I think Dane Wigington,

he's a friend of mine.

I'm sure you know him as well.

Dane Wigington was talking about, man,

we don't even know what we're getting

anymore from the sun.

I mean, what?

to a person that let's say had access

to that good son wow would that be

an alternative to uh red light therapy and

that it's a great question and for anyone

that is familiar at all with my work

i i i am and was a humanitarian

before i was a health advocate and i

i

tried to get into Venezuela and had my

application denied for getting in with the

search and rescue and covering that to

help.

So these are the types of things that

I put my hand up for.

I've spent fifteen years in Kenya and I'm

not talking about being there the whole

time, but I've managed,

supervised and ran the projects on the

ground in person in Kenya.

So for me,

Nothing would make me happier to announce,

hey, guys, it's all from the sun.

And then that's awesome.

And the reason why there's a distinction

is maybe, Billy,

because of what you're saying,

that's part of it.

But this is something that you could

measure.

And I wouldn't know, right,

because I couldn't go back in time to

a hundred years ago and test it to

see –

whether what i'm saying which i suspect is

going to be true which is that in

either setting you you know i don't know

whether there was a time in the world

when a sunset looked like this on your

face i'll show you what i'm talking about

because what i'm what i'm dealing with

here is irradiance like you could see how

bright that is right

And I don't know if I lost or

you lost audio.

Yeah, I think I'm back.

Yep.

I see the brightness.

Yeah.

And so this is something that you can

measure with a meter.

And in this red and near infrared

spectrum,

which is an example where you just saw

a study done on red and near infrared.

So when you have the highest concentration

in that wavelength of red or near infrared

or both light,

then you have a high radiance of that

wavelength of light in this case we're

talking about at about at about almost

that's getting close to a foot away you're

talking about a hundred and sixty

milliwatts per centimeter squared at close

to a foot away,

which I'm talking about even being a lot

closer.

The radiance is somewhere up to at this

time,

up to forty times the strength of the

sun in those wavelengths of light that are

the deepest penetrating because six

hundred will get to the...

It'll actually hit the bone and generate

stem cells within the bone.

And I'm going to explain that and why

that is fascinating and really important.

And then near-infrared especially is like

the center of the organs.

So my answer is that there were not

– okay, for people that are purists,

which I'm one of them,

and you firstly understand that energy is

not created nor destroyed.

Nobody made this in the sense that it

required some handiwork,

but it exists in the field.

Like you're just accessing things that

exist that God made that you're accessing,

right?

So just because you got something that you

could get closer to,

you're actually just using what God made

and you made it.

applicable for your time.

But that's true for so many different

things.

Like,

let's have a look at different categories

of things where everybody knows that, yes,

that is really beneficial.

I mean,

if it was a chiropractor by just walking,

yes, you could settle your body, but the,

the right movement is going to help.

And that required somebody to move your

body or let's say, um, with, you know,

even,

even some of the like alternative or

conventional medical therapies,

there's lots of things that cross over

into this category where it,

It's something that exists in the world

that we live in,

but it's heightened and it has a more

dramatic result.

But that's part of the reason why we

see things like this.

Because I'll explain that through this

example.

This one's a fascinating one.

This is... Let's see.

I'm kind of interested with the Hashimoto

study here.

See that one?

Yeah,

a lot of people I know with that

one.

Okay.

So...

This had three hundred and fifty people in

it.

And it's Hashimoto's thyroiditis,

which is a chronic autoimmune condition

that's known to be irreversible,

even largely by functional medicine

doctors.

They actually would just get people on

thyroid hormone replaced hormone

replacement therapy in general and to

supplement for their thyroid.

So they don't the majority of which don't

really believe in reversing it,

more managing it.

OK,

so and so now I'm answering the sunlight

question.

So

Yeah, Billy,

do you think out of the three hundred

and fifty people,

the people that are not in the red

light group would have got any sunlight

exposure over their thyroid?

Probably not.

You don't think?

You don't think that any of them had

even five minutes in the day?

Because remember,

they even had to go to a clinic

to get... Okay, yeah, in that scenario.

Yes, you see what I mean?

They don't get a lot,

but do you see how it's the area

that's always exposed?

Unless you're wearing a turtleneck,

which aren't in fashion right now,

by the way.

don't, don't, don't do it, Billy.

It's not worth it.

You know,

like your children will take photos.

They'll make memes.

It's not worth it.

Okay.

No, no, I don't have anything against it.

I'm just trying to,

trying to riff on something,

but let's get back to it.

So,

but my point is that the thyroid is

going to be exposed to,

generally for people for some point in the

day,

considering that this was very short

treatment,

like minutes over the thyroid with the red

light, I'm saying that that,

because you see two different groups here.

Here's the group that has red light and

supplements and the other group that does

supplements only,

which I would say that there's definitely

sunlight exposure.

It has to be,

there's no way that people wouldn't get a

tiny amount of that.

And, you know,

take my theory or leave it,

but here's what happened.

Seventy times,

The red light group achieved their

T-three,

T-four ratio thyroid hormone balance at a

rate of seventy times the magnitude of the

non-red light group.

That seems pretty conclusive.

Yeah,

and fifteen times greater at reducing

levothyroxine dosage, you know, Synthroid.

This was another example.

People are looking even at sunrises and

sunsets.

Not everyone,

but people are looking in front of them

without sunglasses.

There's a lot of people with sunglasses.

But in this case, on average,

people had a.

Seventeen percent improvement in eyesight

on average within the same twenty four

hour period with just three minutes of

exposure with your eyes open.

So you compare that again to nature.

We're just seeing accelerations and it's

just observable.

And if you have a chronic condition and

it's,

it's really good to just see that because

I, and I, you know,

we're talking med bed, right?

Is, is it, is it, is it,

is it, is it, is it, is it,

is it, is it, is it, is it,

is it, is it, is it, is it,

is it, is it, is it, is it,

is it, is it, is it, is it,

is it, is it, is it, is it,

is it, is it, is it, is it,

is it, is it, is it, is it,

is it, is it, is it, is it,

is it, is it, is it, is it,

is it, is it, is it, is it,

is it, is it,

The med bed,

the purist ideology would say, no,

it needs to be complete like right away.

But there is something about human nature

is very impatient.

You see that we're not okay with that

because that could mean a complete

recovery.

And I've seen cases like this over the

course of weeks or even months.

And Clayton from Redacted News said,

Clayton Morris,

he shared that within three weeks, he,

his wife and his mother-in-law had

dramatic improvements in their eyesight.

And he went off the cuff for what

his was.

And it was between forty and fifty percent

better vision from three weeks.

And so that would be an example.

And again, he doesn't have the markers.

He doesn't have the lab work to prove

that.

He's just going with with trying his best

to be an independent journalist to report

on what happened for him.

And and then was very kind of

open ended about it.

Just like, how is this possible?

Tell me more about this kind of not

really.

Yeah.

When I listened to that interview,

because I'm a big fan of the redacted

show,

I listen to everything that comes out.

I thought the same thing.

I'm like,

if I had those results that he had,

I thought I would be a little bit

more animated because I've gotten results,

you know, out of, you know,

and when I use your device, I mean,

I am thinking, OK, man,

this especially in the winter,

that's when it really feels like it moves

the needle for me,

because this time of year as a farmer,

I'm nearly outside all of the time.

I mean,

I get to take a break every once

in a while to talk to somebody like

you.

And but normally I'm going to be outside

all day.

So I don't really get a chance to

do it then.

But in the winter, believe me,

I make time for it.

And it does feel like it moves the

needle in a big way.

I thought Clayton, I was like, man,

that's a really subdued reaction

considering what you just said there.

I mean, I would be skipping the,

you know, dancing the jig.

That's awesome.

No, I love it.

And I can show you my text with

him and he, he was really happy,

but you know what I love?

He did a good job of kind of,

I think in some ways,

if I was to guess at why it

might've been that he was well aware of

the fact that people could just say,

you know what,

this guy's a sponsor of the show and

he's making up the story.

I think that that might've been a,

something that he was considering that

somebody could like leverage.

I don't think he's worried about it,

but just like he was just artful in

his approach and just decided to kind of

just be like, hey,

here's what happened for me.

Is this what I've observed?

I don't know.

Is it?

But it's funny because if you watched the

previous interview, he said,

I hate these reading glasses.

If there's any way for me to get

off them.

And then I happened to mention this study.

And he said, tell me more.

Tell me more.

We have a car.

And then he then got started within the

week.

And he was eager.

And he got a great result.

And I'm excited to see how things track

with him.

Yeah.

That's funny.

Yeah, it was exciting, man.

And there's lots of people like that.

Russell Brand, his wife, Laura,

with the PEMF,

Russell calls it these righteous

gemstones, Jonathan.

I love these righteous gemstones.

We've got to do whatever Christ wants us

to do.

What are we going to do?

Can you tell me what we're going to

do?

Let's, let's make it, come on.

Let's make a community together.

Let's do it.

And, and, and Jonathan, what, what,

what are you saying?

That, that the,

the Anglerfish are demonic.

You saying that, that they,

that we should just kill them all and

genocide them all.

And that's what you're proposing.

Not like Russell.

I didn't say that.

I said that they look demonic.

Okay.

The Anglerfish from Finding Nemo is

anyway.

So we, he,

he managed to try to change everything I

was saying in comedy, but he, um,

Yeah,

and the science behind urine therapy made

sense to him,

so he found that fascinating.

But Laura,

she was getting so much energy from the

PEMF match.

She'd lie on it for thirty minutes and

she couldn't help but fall asleep in the

afternoon.

She got a few little children.

and she just wipes out while she's on

it for thirty minutes.

She cannot stop from getting pulled into

the vortex of sleep.

Then she says, and then I get up,

and I've got so much energy, Jonathan,

and then I can't get to sleep for

one a.m.

I think I'm doing it at the wrong

time in the day.

I'm like, yes, yes, love.

If you do that before you go to

bed,

you will sleep really well through the

night.

That's why sixty nine point seven percent

of the people with insomnia either report

a complete remission or a significant

improvement.

with their dramatic improvement with their

insomnia.

He says, Jonathan,

do you feel like it could help our

love life?

Laurie says, well,

we've got some dependents in the room that

we need to get out if we want

that to happen, don't we?

Anyway, that's me outing Russell.

Yeah, I think it's a good,

you do a good imitation of them.

So back, you know,

regarding these med beds,

it sounds like to me to a great

extent, you know,

maybe we don't need them right now.

And, you know, I mean,

between the pulse electric magnetic field

mats and these red light therapy devices,

both of which we have right here.

And believe me, we use them regularly.

When you do the kind of work I

do and you work in the mountains I

do, you're going to get bumps, bruises,

aches, pains.

It doesn't even matter.

You're going to have a lot of things

that go on.

And I use these things,

especially the PEMF mat as of late.

I have been using that.

And honestly,

like Russell's significant other was

talking about, for me, that's a good time.

When I'm laying on that mat,

there's different ways you can go about

it.

When I'm laying on that mat,

I see it as a good time for

me to memorize more scripture.

So that's what I do to kind of

keep myself occupied a little bit while

I'm doing it.

And it does move the needle in a

very, very big way.

So I'm guessing what I hear from you,

because I want to go into this stem

cell thing for a little bit.

There are...

I mean, just correct me if I'm wrong.

Med bed, no med bed.

It really doesn't matter because we got

some tech out here right now that seems

to be moving the needle in a big

way.

Am I wrong?

Yeah, exactly.

Exactly.

Look, I'm all for it.

If anyone has anything, bring it.

Let's go.

Let's go.

People are dying now.

I got a call with somebody on Saturdays,

which is my Sabbath.

I had a call with somebody who stage

four kidney, liver, and bone cancer.

And I said, Dave,

everyone that's talking to you is like

looking at you like you're a dead man,

right?

He said, yeah.

And this is like,

nobody is giving you any hope.

And my whole point is saying this,

I'm not making any claims,

but just by God's grace, he will recover.

I don't know.

I believe it though.

I don't look at him.

I don't look at him and think, oh,

he's unlikely to make it.

I don't think that at all because I

could show you so many examples of people

making it with that.

You could say it doesn't get any worse

than that.

Sure.

But I could show you cases at that

level and I could show you before and

afters and all these different things.

And my point is that should he wait,

wait for the med bed?

You see what I mean?

Exactly.

should he wait?

But if there's something coming in the

future, then I'm welcoming it.

Thank you.

I want to know if there's somebody in

the comments like, John,

there's no doubt it's this.

And okay, cool.

Like show me scientifically what you mean.

I'm not saying that let's like skirmish

scientifically because like,

we'll try to like out ego each other

or something like that,

or outperform each other.

I'm just saying like,

what mechanisms do you think it might

operate through?

Because we have to go with what we

know.

And is it going to be technology that,

you know,

it hasn't won a Nobel Prize or it

hasn't had any crossover with the military

or with the space program,

which not a fan,

but they do do good things in the

sectors because they've got to justify the

laundering of money that they're doing.

So they did actually develop LED tech and

it just pushed ninety percent of the power

into light and ten percent into heat.

It's not that.

it's not that blockbuster, but it,

but it really is in some ways because

it allows us to then have a high

delivery power.

What you're seeing is, is the,

is the presence of light emitting diet

tech.

So the stem cell aspect, I mean,

fascinating.

And I love this.

I, you know, you, you kind of,

I'm kind of a little bit geeking out

on it.

Well, Jonathan, before you go into that,

let me just kind of set the stage

a little bit.

I know people that are spending over

twenty,

twenty five thousand bucks for stem cell

therapy.

Yeah.

And they're going to places like Mexico

because, of course,

in the United States of amnesia,

they don't allow it here.

But do we have to spend twenty five

thousand bucks?

Because I'm not and I don't think you

are either.

So I have I have.

Bill, you want to know this?

You know, you know, you know,

I'm very honest.

I wouldn't make up some story.

Right.

So, I mean,

you don't nobody knows like where we and

we've all got like.

Dishonesty in in us in some ways,

because that's sin, right?

If you really understand sin is really

dishonesty and it's, you know,

infidelity to God and things like that.

But you know that I just want to

tell the truth and I could make up

like weirdest stories, but yeah,

I spent a hundred grand over,

over that on stem cells for me,

my wife, my mother in no, no, no,

not my mother-in-law,

my father-in-law and my father.

I got his knees, both.

He's done knees done twice.

I got my, um, my father-in-law,

I got his neck, his knee.

Um, I did IV multiple times.

Dude,

I don't even want to tell you other

things.

I've had them injected into my groin area.

And the reason for that was because I...

dude, why am I talking about this?

Ram when you need him, because you know,

he'd be having a field day with this.

Okay.

Now this gives me the opportunity to talk

about,

to mention something that I feel strongly

about.

I got circumcised as an adult and I,

And I actually, after more research,

I've done a lot of research in the

Bible,

and then I don't think that people should

do it to their children.

I think there's lots of good reasons now

why it became not a thing of the

New Testament.

Anyway,

so this was like an attempt to reclaim

something.

But nothing in any context.

My wife, it worked for her once.

But every other thing, my dad,

multiple failed attempts.

It did not work.

It was painful.

And...

IV is not painful,

but the knees and the other one that

I talked about was... Guys, have a laugh,

but it's... Anyway, it's funny.

Here's what does work from my research and

from what I've seen.

So this study was on humans' bone marrow,

and it was...

for stem cell counts in humans in vivo,

in life.

And this was showing here an increase from

seven point eight percent to twenty nine

percent.

Twenty nine point five percent.

And which was a single session,

which guess what was a hundred seconds.

So so then people that kind of push

back say I don't have time to do

that.

Nobody has time to sit there for two

hours.

Nobody that's busy has time for that.

But

Do you have a hundred seconds?

Okay.

And then it started within two to four

hours and peaked at two to four days.

You'll see that here.

And then gradually returned to baseline

levels,

which means that you're designed to get

this continual influx of light.

So hence why as well,

like if somebody's talking about a med bed

that exists that you go to and then

you put yourself into it and then you

get better and then you're done,

But then how do you deal with the

fact that you have to eat forty three

bowls of spinach to equal one from the

nineteen fifties from the UCLA study?

So how do you deal with all these

deficiencies that so that's not going to

create any issues?

OK,

then you go back to the med bed.

OK, so then you just keep going.

But this this is the

the person that's a little bit more

vigilant, diligent,

that's willing to put in a bit of

time, in this case, a hundred seconds,

twice, twice a week.

But anyway, so you see, you,

you got these intervals where you're,

you're just pushing in this case,

you're basically tripling your stem cell

count.

And it's close to three hundred percent,

two hundred seventy eight percent.

So this is, to me,

this is mind blowing because you can look

at clinical studies that show stem cell

counts

equate to disease.

The less stem cells you have,

the more disease you have.

The more stem cells,

the less disease you have.

And you can't inject your way out of

that.

You see the point?

Yeah.

But I mean,

aren't there other methods even, you know,

from like urine therapy and stuff like

that?

I mean, a lot of people,

you bring that up to a lot of

folks out there and they're just going to

kind of poo poo the whole thing.

But I mean, Oh, pee pee,

pee pee the whole thing.

Yeah.

There you go.

Better work.

Yeah.

Better.

I mean, I can't blame you.

I mean, I,

I was going to shoot it to you,

bro,

when you brought up the whole thing about

the groin, but that's okay.

i was waiting for you i thought you

froze i was like i didn't breathe i

was like you shouldn't no like it made

it worse billy it made it worse your

silence made it worse okay no i was

going to but i was like okay man

i don't know if this is a sore

spot for this this soft spot yeah yeah

it was for the longest time but now

i'm just like i'm like ready bro like

we go

Well, speaking of the groin,

we got some magic that's coming out of

there.

I remember hearing Dr.

Group talk a great deal about it.

I had no idea that all of the

skincare products that these women are

using is just basically urea and it's not

even their own.

It's not even the good stuff.

And then, you know,

regarding stem cells and stuff and urine,

I mean,

I mean, Jonathan,

there's a whole lot going on there.

I went through Dr.

Group's course and it blew my mind.

And then of course,

in the realm that I'm in,

in farming and permaculture and stuff like

that, I can tell you right now,

I produce compost that is light years

better if I put my own urine in

it.

Wow.

Yes.

It's better.

Yes.

Light years better.

So, I mean, pun intended, you know,

with all the red lights you got behind

you,

but

I mean, what role,

because people automatically get grossed

out in Western countries when you talk

about this sort of thing,

but they've never given it a shot and

they just don't think that it's worth it.

In your opinion, is it?

Yes.

It's time to shoot your shot, man.

And here's why.

Here's why.

Okay.

Okay.

If it's your thing with the plants,

like with permaculture and with your

audience that understand this,

and a lot of which have done this

with their plants, right?

If it's good for the goose,

it's good for the gander.

You've got this thing where you can

visibly see in front of your eyes,

your plants grow better and actually even

more perfect shapes.

You see it with apples in the China

studies.

where they're perfect spheres instead of

the elongated form.

The elongated form is not actually a

natural form.

And part of it is the absence of

phosphorus and different things.

Look, and again, you're the expert.

I submit when I am in the presence

of greatness.

And so I'm very aware of that.

That being said,

I can help you maximize your fertilizer.

And that's one area where I would say,

you know what?

I think I actually might know more than

Billy on this particular part of

fertilizer because I can show you how to

make more stem cells and more exosomes in

your urine.

Let's do this.

Yeah.

Okay.

So here's what I'll show you.

Okay.

I'm going to show you two different

things.

And these two different things,

once you put this thread together, you...

Well, one, this video will,

by God's grace,

break the internet and help people because

could you not think of anything more

empowering than giving people a knowledge

that the most expensive therapy that

exists today is in your own body?

I was actually with Richard Branson and I

said to him, hey,

I want you to see my presentation.

And I shared my book with him before,

which is The Cancer Off Switch.

And it was Dr. Antonio Jimenez,

the chief medical officer for the Hope for

Treatment Cancer Centers, who said,

for anyone touched by cancer seeking to

prevent it,

this book isn't just recommended,

it's essential.

This is potentially lifesaving.

This research is groundbreaking.

Like the reason why these doctors are

really interested in what I'm saying is

because I'm, I'm pulling,

I'm drawing dots where we weren't supposed

to have them reconnected.

Okay.

And then God gives us all gifts and

abilities and it's our responsibility and

our opportunity to step into that.

I think I've stepped into a part of

it and,

and enough to do a lot of damage

to Satan's kingdom by giving people keys

and tools.

Okay.

So that's what I know.

When, when I told Richard, he,

he had to go to his wife's memorial

and,

who died of a blood clot in November

of last year.

And she was an angel from what everyone

has told me because I met a lot

of the staff that work there and they

just all had just the kindest,

most amazing things to say about this

woman, Joan.

Anyway,

I'm not going to talk more about that.

I don't know anything more than that.

But he ran up to the presentation and

was rabidly taking notes the whole time.

And this was what I was sharing.

And I, you know, believe me,

I would prefer had to not have brought

this last part that I brought up because

it was kind of,

Okay,

here's where I'm going to get written off

as the quack because I'm kind of in

the presence of people that are, you know,

this very respectable audience.

These are people that are, you know,

whatever it might look, I gotta,

I gotta tell you the truth.

It doesn't matter what it costs me.

It matters with it.

You know, understand the truth.

So you could get a hundred and forty

stem cells from your urine.

It would proliferate to a hundred million

in three weeks at a rate of one

times ten the power of eight.

This is published in the frontiers and

sell by selling developmental biology.

They will not form teratomas or tumors.

They're safe source for clinical

applications.

They're telomerase positive.

Seventy five percent of them in twenty to

forty year olds.

Fifty nine point two percent in fifty year

olds.

The rate, again,

is one times ten to the power of

eight in a three week period to get

from one hundred and forty stem cells to

one hundred million.

Now, you know,

the reason why we know that urine isn't

toxic is because of this.

Four hundred chemicals tested by the

Environmental Working Group in umbilical

cord blood.

And they found of those two hundred eighty

seven total and over two hundred on

average of

And of those,

a hundred and eighty are proven to cause

cancer,

birth defects and brain deformations.

Now the baby urinates every one to three

hours and drinks up to a quarter gallon

per day.

And typically it's about a quarter gallon

a day by the third trimester.

It's the amniotic fluid,

which ninety percent of it is urine,

ten percent is fetal lung fluid that goes

through the nose and mouth and forms the

lungs around twelve weeks.

If there were any toxins in urine,

babies would poison themselves to death.

Urine is the way that the body

self-signals.

God does not mix the holy and the

profane together.

And so this is why everything life-giving

comes from these organs.

And this is why semen comes from the

baby's birth through the vagina.

These are...

the this is the safest and and the

the most you know amazing pleasurable

experience making love sexual intercourse

and it's actually through the organ that

is producing a sterile substance or

sterile like substance people are looking

at like like yeah let's have it like

alcohol sterile they're looking at things

in the wrong way it's it's sterile and

it's affected the people do not

have issues.

And any good doctor knows that if they're

in there in the middle of nowhere,

they would absolutely sterilize a needle

with urine.

Okay.

So just think about that for a second.

Okay.

Think about what's going on.

Now let's look at what's in there in

addition to the stem cells.

This is the extracellular vesicles,

which are exosomes, which stem cells die,

they secrete exosomes.

And I'm going to show you why that's

important with red light therapy.

And by the way, you're probably familiar,

Billy,

with the study showing one month old urine

for fertilizers.

No, I haven't.

In fact,

I was wondering just how exactly are they

multiplying these things?

Are they sticking it in the fridge?

And I mean, how?

In this case,

that was a study that was done in

a lab setting,

which was using airtight flasks and things

that are a little hard to replicate for

the average person.

And that is an area that I really

am working hard and making connections and

calls to help people.

give people more clarity in that regard.

But I want to show you something that

would,

that last part that I just showed you

where the exosome counts in fresh morning

urine.

So you've got tens of billions to hundreds

of billions of exosomes in your first

morning urine, ready to go.

No aging.

So if people want to take the guesswork

out and not go for something that,

you know,

they're unsure of where it will land,

but this is the part here,

then fresh urine is your answer.

And then people say, well, you know,

the exosomes and the stem cells,

what if they don't survive the stomach

acid?

That would then be rectal debris.

And yes,

exosome enemas are saving people's lives.

And Dr. Antonio Jimenez,

who wrote that last part or the

recommendation there in my book,

He's been off on a plane with half

a million dollars worth of exosomes to the

Middle East.

So what about customs?

Don't worry about customs.

Those people with that much money and

they're dying of cancer,

they'll buy the exosomes and they'll get

the doctor in and they'll get right

through it.

He didn't mind telling me that.

The exosomes are in the urine.

And so if people look at what the

Chinese had been doing for millennia,

they'd take the infant's urine and give it

to the sick

well looks like we had i don't know

what just happened there so it looks like

jonathan froze up a little bit but i'm

definitely wanting to hear the end of this

i mean for crying out loud man this

is one of those things that can make

it could mean all the difference in the

world

in terms of how we i mean we

lost him i guess maybe he'll jump back

on the reason why i'm asking so much

about this folks we're living on a we're

living on the tightrope right now and um

so here we are jonathan's back again i

don't know what happened you were talking

about cool ways to uh to use our

urine and uh you're like don't leave me

hanging man that was starting to get good

No, this is really,

really a big thing because, you know,

honestly, Jonathan,

so many people are in a bad way

right now.

And...

We might have to get to the point

where people are going to have to lose

their queasiness about using urine because

they're not going to be able to afford

doctors or they're not going to be able

to afford the AI that goes with these

doctors or their, you know,

every single day with all these wars that

just seem to pop up every day.

We're getting to the point now where the

chickens are going to start coming home to

roost.

So they better be thinking about things

like the red light panels that you have

because going to the doctor may not be

an option with the way this world is

getting right now.

So before we move on real quick, Jonathan,

and I can't believe I didn't do this.

Yeah, it's okay.

For all the people that are interested in

maybe getting one of these red light

devices or a pulse electric magnetic field

mat or any of the other things you

have out there, where do they go?

MyRedLight.com?

yeah yeah that's great yeah myredlight.com

uh go there and you use the code

bb and that's twenty five percent off

single items and there's bb thirty for

thirty percent off bundled items so you

can use those codes we'll have them

available for a for a limited time but

some uh

something there.

And how long will this be?

Because this will be in podcast form as

well.

The largest, it's fine.

We'll, we'll, we'll leave it open for,

for, for a bit.

So just like, just know that, you know,

it's either a stocks last or, or,

you know, when,

when we have to kind of expire that

discount.

So if you're watching it,

you go to the page,

you use the code, it works,

then it works.

You're good.

And so we'll, we'll,

we'll do our best to take care of

you guys and make sure that we,

you know, you know,

just making those savings is a big deal.

Um, you know, for those that,

that have said, you know what,

this is not the med bed because the

med bed is going to be free.

Um,

the free aspect is possible through HSA.

So, which is the health savings account.

If you have that, not everyone has that,

but a lot of people have that.

In fact,

four and a half billion dollars worth of,

uh, employers, uh,

employees uh benefits that their health

savings account is getting paid back to

the employers because they're not using it

yeah but johnson i would be reluctant to

even try anything the government offers at

this point remember they've got it though

just just know that anyone's watching this

that has that it's you you're just going

to be wasting the money or use it

on on things that you can use because

you can use it for our products you

can check out with hsa

That's exactly where I would endorse it,

because I'm telling you right now,

this is the same government that is

trying.

Why would they come out with a med

bed or any med bed that I would

trust when they just spent?

I don't know how many millions and

billions of dollars trying to eradicate

half this population by giving them a drug

of a so-called vaccine, a jab,

whatever you want to call it.

I had to go give blood today.

I had to go give blood today.

And I've been to this place before.

I can't even begin to tell you how

many people there were, Jonathan,

young people in very, very bad shape.

Old people in very, very bad shape.

Never seen it like this before.

I've been going to this place for quite

a while, for almost, what,

seven years now.

You donate blood so people can live,

right?

Just a charitable thing for you.

And I'm seeing people that are just

completely...

Well, no,

I was giving blood as a – there's

a test I'm doing for an experiment.

That's a whole other thing altogether.

Yeah.

While I was in there,

this same place that takes your blood to

do the analysis of it,

there were so many people in there.

You could just walk right in,

be in and out in five, ten minutes.

It is so bad today because all of

these people,

especially in the Asheville area,

have taken that jab,

and they are absolutely in the worst shape

imaginable.

So I wouldn't trust a government that

says, oh, yeah,

I know we just tried to murder everybody

right now,

but let's go ahead and give you these

med beds and make everything right.

If anything,

I think it would probably accelerate –

whatever it is they're trying to do

anyway.

So I'm way more inclined to believe

somebody like yourself,

who's making all the difference in the

world,

who doesn't do this for thought of reward.

And, you know,

it's held in the highest esteem by some

people, some pretty big,

awesome people out there that I respect.

So when you talk about this stuff, man,

I'm really,

really paying attention because I'm not

sure we're going to all have to learn

to be our own physicians and

And I would much rather have that red

light panel,

which I have in the room next to

me, pulse electric magnetic field mat,

all the other things out there.

And then the urine,

which I use on a daily basis for

a number of things that most people would

never even consider.

In fact,

I'm going to do a video not long

from now about twenty incredible uses for

urine, not only in the farm,

but in some of the work that I've,

you know,

some of the knowledge that I've gotten

from you.

So yeah,

I cut it off halfway and I decided

to market it here.

So awesome.

Thank you, Billy.

That's beautiful.

Yeah,

so there's great tools that we got there.

You can use HSA,

the Your Health Savings account,

if you have one.

You could use a payment plan.

And then that will just mean that it

goes out on a monthly basis or a

split in four.

There's lots of options there and it's

just designed to make it so it's

accessible.

What people are spending by going to a

clinic, it's like, you know,

a hundred dollars a session typically goes

all the way up to a couple hundred.

It's crazy.

It's maybe as low as seventy or something

like that.

And then, you know, if you're doing that,

know every day you're talking about you

know potentially a few thousand dollars

for a single person and so or or

if you're doing it even a couple times

a week it just it doesn't start making

any sense and you don't have privacy and

then if you have one in your home

your whole family can use it for the

for the price of one and then you

have to look at all the things that

you're spending money on you might be

spending a ton of money on

uh, you know, your skin creams, your,

your stuff for helping your hair not fall

out.

Like I'm, I'm forty, right?

Any gray hairs yet?

Not yet.

Yeah.

And, um,

look you know it's gonna happen i guess

right but and i'm just happy to be

alive it doesn't really matter to me but

it's just i i just know these things

are working my testosterone is at at i

don't supplement anything with that i

don't take anything for my testosterone

natural or hrt uh or trt and

Yeah,

so I think that we just keep seeing

keys and tools that mean that lots of

things that would have cost a lot of

money or the ones that cost a lot

of the ones that I started talking about

with the big C and that's a very

costly venture.

And most likely if you're watching this

show,

you don't want to follow all the kind

of prescribed and covered by insurance

approaches.

That's just a way to kind of speed

up that decline in some ways,

maybe for you,

if you've done that research and you think

the same as I do about it.

But so get something that works and that

you feel good about,

that you actually feel like, no,

this is actually something really special.

And the reason why

I shared my book before the cancer off

switch.

The reason why those doctors like Dr.

Jimenez,

the reason why they recommend this to

their patients for their patient program,

get their patients on it.

Like he has multi-million dollars worth of

equipment in his facility,

the Hope for Cancer Treatment Centers in

Tijuana.

I just watched a video that got sixty

eight million views.

It was MD Motivator,

the guy that pretends like he pretended

that he's blind and somebody gave him

shoes.

And they said he said somebody saw my

shoes.

But she wanted to go to Tijuana to

hope for cancer for her husband because

he's only been given three months to live.

But that was where they wanted to go.

There's like multimillion dollars worth of

equipment there.

The panel that he's using in his home

is this.

Right.

You see behind me, it's actually this one.

Right.

So the three hundred.

Uh, and so,

and I'm not saying it's better.

I'm saying that that's the one that is

in his home.

I didn't, you know, where he is,

he doesn't, he doesn't have the full bed.

He's got the full bed in his clinic,

but the one he's actually using is,

is this.

And,

and that's what he gets his patients on.

And I'm sure he uses it when he's

there in the office and things like that.

But, um, this is like so practical.

And,

and the reason why we've led that

conversation is because what you're seeing

here is a whole full spectrum of light.

The closest thing between sunlight and

high concentration in certain wavelengths

by having ten of the most proven

wavelengths from four eighty which is blue

proven also interface with stem cells all

the way up to ten sixty which is

near infrared light the deepest

penetrating near near infrared light so

that's what we did with that they're dual

lights super high radiance I can show that

with meters and you could find that well

I'll show that later you can find that

again at my red light calm and we've

got massive discounts there you can use

with those codes and

And it's the right time to me.

I just wouldn't delay.

I take advantage of things like this.

My eighty seven year old grandma took her

boosters,

did all what she was supposed to do,

was very obedient and then just could not

maintain her balance.

And, you know,

why do I think that is?

I think I know that that was directly

correlated.

And so the big fall she had in

front of my house here when she was

visiting was a seven stitches fall.

So,

then I could convince her to go home

with this one.

So,

this is the one that's in her home,

the AeroPro.

So,

that happens to be the one that's in

her home.

Again,

it's just whatever size you want to do.

It's not rocket science.

This is going to get kind of from

the head area to the top of the

stomach.

It's a bit above my belly button there.

And so, then she started doing that.

And on the weekend, what's this?

Last weekend.

The weekend before,

she just was showing...

She's like, look at this.

Look at this.

She's like, I was screaming in agony.

Once my,

my arm would get up to here.

I was,

my daughter had to be my carer.

I moved back into the home that you

guys built for me.

And, and, and my doctor,

I'm so mad at him.

She's saying, he told me,

don't get off your thyroid medication.

She says, but I don't need it anymore.

Like my markers have shown that my thyroid

is normalized.

I don't have Hashimoto's anymore.

And he says, so he

If there's anything you should get off,

it's that red light.

She's like,

you don't even know anything about this.

Why would you say this to me?

So she's normalized her thyroid function

just like the study showed at eighty-seven

years old and regained independence.

And so to me,

whether it was Clayton Morris,

you're a fan of the show,

these are credible people that are

reporting results.

And I don't know when I go, okay,

what if I get that device or that

device?

I don't know what the irradiance is,

the amount of power coming out of it.

I don't know what wavelengths it has.

I know what it advertises it has,

but I need somebody to show me.

I need to know what's in there because

that wavelength might be critical for me.

And I'll show you what this is like

with the meter here.

But this is...

This is how you determine a good device

or separate a good from a bad or

a good from a great.

There's the ten wavelengths showing up and

you'll see where it's spiking and peaking

all the way from four eighty up to

ten sixty and it depends where I aim

it because all the lights are

calibrated slightly differently and it's a

thirty degree lands deeper penetration

you'll see there's a different reading

depending on where I land like aim it

at the device number one thing even ahead

of wavelengths is irradiance so this is

going to show you how much power is

coming out there you've got it over um

that's a hundred and sixty five milliwatts

um let me just

There you go.

I just paused it there at one hundred

and fifty five milliwatts per centimeter

squared at three inches.

That's what that's that high radiance.

That's the reason why the top clinics are

trusting our devices.

I'm not making any claims.

I'm just saying that's what they're doing.

And then irradiant and EMFs,

everyone's concerned about that.

And so they should be.

I've got Wi-Fi right now to make sure

if something goes wrong with the

interview, I may just...

So you'll see it going off on the

computer here,

but I'll just see if I can get

a dead signal here.

And you'll see that it goes, yeah,

there you go.

It hit a zero.

And that's a constant wave.

So, yeah, there's a zero reading,

which is awesome.

Wow, that's impressive.

Yeah.

That's impressive.

I can tell you as a journeyman electrician

for almost thirty years,

that is pretty tough to find.

I mean,

there must be a whole lot going on

in there.

Man,

I'll have to test that one of mine

and just see what's going on.

Exactly.

Yeah.

Get a base reading.

And then the other thing,

like in a perfect world,

and this is easy to do,

buy a strip that's a grounding strip for

thirty bucks.

Plug that into the wall.

And when you're doing your PEMF and red

light, have your feet on that.

And then that's just going to send the

signal out because you're going to get

some electrode.

You're going to even though that's a zero

meeting, zero reading on that meter,

you've got you've got high powered

electronics.

That's exactly what I do, Jonathan,

is I have,

but I do suggest that people don't plug

it into the wall in their home anymore.

Not anymore,

because with all of the dirty electricity

going up and down that,

I would independently ground everything,

put it out a window, do whatever.

I would get an individual one-foot

grounding rod because the...

The junk electricity that's going up and

down back and forth on that ground can

cause more problems than anything.

So the easy fix is just go ahead

and get,

you can get really long cords for your

grounding device and put it out a window,

put it in the ground all by itself.

Not near any electronics or anything like

that, because if it's in your house,

unless you know what I know,

there are ways I know.

I can put capacitor banks on things and

clean things up,

but most people are not going to know

how to do that.

So the best solution is to go ahead

and put it out a window or go

through the floor or whatever you have to

put it on a copper pipe.

building steel, anything else,

but I would not go into an electrical

circuit even if it's on the ground because

it's just,

everything's just so darn compromised

these days.

But yeah, it's funny you mentioned that,

Jonathan.

That's exactly what I have.

I have one on the back of the

door and I have the grounding mat standing

right there for precisely the reasons you

said.

And it's not just that.

Let's say you're in your house and you

have some transient RF that's coming out

of anywhere.

It could be your phone.

It could be anything.

Well,

when you're grounded and you do it that

way,

it just kind of mitigates all the problems

no matter where they can be coming from.

Exactly.

That's awesome.

And it's really good to have

that confirmation and dr henry ely is kind

of obsessed on that front and he's using

our devices he uses that one there right

and he has he gets seizures he still

gets them occasionally but he's found it

really helpful and if there was any issues

like with flicker any kind of flicker from

that it would wipe him out but he

he's done uh some really extensive testing

on our devices as well with uh various

medias including emf and he's

super impressed and i have a video between

him and dr jimenez where we were

demonstrating that at this uh cancer

conference called the belgiansky cancer

conference so that was um that was really

fun and um and billy what i would

quickly do is go back to this one

and i'll close the loop on this this

kind of promise i've made with the what

you could do with uh with the with

the urine what the correlation between

urine and stem cells and what we know

then and multiplying it right so

So that's the urine from the morning,

especially having this tens of billions on

the low end of extracellular vesicles

readily available without aging.

And these are some of the research pieces

that came from the medical journals over

the last about a hundred and twenty or

so years,

especially around the mid fifties,

forties and fifties and sixties.

And you see these, these, this research,

uh, but, and then you'll see here,

urinary stem cells are playing regulatory

roles in the immune system,

oxidative stress, revascularization,

apoptosis, and autophagy.

And that's part of the reason why you

see that they won't form tumors or

teratomas.

These are some of the people that I

helped, like Nancy's became a friend.

But you'll see how she's saying,

thank you so much, Jonathan.

But this is the before and after.

This was solely on urine therapy.

This one as well, my friend Daniel,

solely on urine therapy.

This was me with my own leg, urine,

injecting it straight into my leg to get

rid of this,

which was some kind of shingles eczema

reaction that I had for two years.

And then immediately on contact,

the itch and the pain was gone.

Within a few days,

it was gone with no scarring.

And so like that,

that was interesting now,

but now I'm going to tell you why

that's relevant to light therapy,

because these seem like unrelated things.

Okay.

So now have a look at the exosome

increase with one session of red light.

It was a six point two five fold

increase in extracellular vesicles.

So whatever that reading is in your first

morning urine of exosomes,

you're going to times it by about six

times by doing a single red light session.

Wow.

And now stem cells, same thing.

But you're also going to push the

macrophages up,

which are the Pac-Man cleaning up all the

junk that is poisoning you.

That went from seven point eight to fifty

two point one percent.

There's about an eight times.

But this is now just the stem cells.

Two hundred seventy eight percent increase

from a single session that started at two

hours and peaked at two to four days

and then went back to baseline.

So, again, do red light every day.

every day or every or every two to

four days or like let's say twice a

week then you'd continually keep that stem

cell count up and and then the other

part by the way like now let's look

at the cost of that that was just

the shin area so that'd be roughly fifty

to a hundred million stem cells if you

increase by two hundred seventy eight

percent the amount of stem cells over the

the shin

area now the full skeleton would be up

to you know from from five hundred million

to a billion extra stem cells just by

sheer logic and mathematical equations if

the rest of the skeleton produce the same

amount of stem cells as the shins which

is obvious because you break a bone they

heal

around the same speeds but then the cost

of that right twenty five thousand dollars

a hundred thousand dollars and you know

for for to get uh five hundred million

to a billion stem cells which would be

five to nine million dollars if it was

done daily no one's gonna do that this

is unrealistic but it gives you a point

because i i just think that people need

to understand that

It's that good.

And then they're missing out on something

because they don't realize how good it is.

They associate it with some kind of fringe

anti-aging, half proven, half baked,

nothing burger.

And instead they should actually see it as

the most advanced science that we have.

and this is why you would be disadvantaged

if you got stem cell injections every day

compared to the stem cell group that or

the red light group the reason why you

would be disadvantaged is because

Photobiomodulation stimulates different

types of stem cells to enhance their

migration, proliferation,

which is having more of them,

and differentiation,

which is the maturation to mature a stem

cell into an eye cell, a heart cell,

so it can become what it needs to

become in vitro and in vivo,

these in life.

So you see my point there,

and look here again,

red and near-infrared light, even blue.

These effects,

studies have shown that light in the red

and near infrared spectrum can have

positive biostimulatory effects on

mesenchymal stem cells in terms of both

proliferation and mineralizing phenotype

differentiation,

which is to mature a stem cell.

So you'd be disadvantaged in the stem cell

group because getting a stem cell injected

doesn't mean that you migrated it

or you made it differentiate and light is

the key driver here so i think you

i think you get my point there and

this is why then you might say okay

i've got this or that issue uh what

do i do then i you know what's

good for me and which which is the

wavelength of light that i need and the

answer is everything is good and um by

the way did you see that light just

turn on behind me more

yeah yeah because it's on a timer and

even though i had it on another setting

the timer that said oh it's now this

time that you've set it for i and

it's turned itself on for me um so

you could have it as your alarm clock

as an example this is what wakes you

up in the morning yeah pretty pretty fun

right yeah that'd be a lot better

yeah and then now here with the wavelength

of light that you're using it's going to

aim at a certain part of the body

so what we did was just make something

perfectly well rounded so it would cover

all the the key points and so we

did skip the seven hundreds here it's just

less studies on it so you go fully

in the red spectrum and then fully in

the near infrared spectrum and then

thousands of studies collectively on all

these wavelengths.

And then you then have the strength and

the confidence of the studies that then

show how effective that is.

And so remember,

it's just the deepest part of near

infrared and this is the shallowest part

of red.

And then even blue light.

So epidermis, dermis, sub-Q tissue,

muscle bone,

interior tissues through here.

And then you look at charts and you

say, okay, look,

I wanna improve my mitochondrial health.

I've got this or that condition.

Look at the wavelengths that are proven

for those conditions.

And if you have something that's close to

it, you could assume, I believe,

that you're generally hitting that region.

But let's imagine it.

You know,

let's say it was eight thirty five and

you've got eight thirty.

You've obviously right there.

And then you've also got eight fifty.

Then you got ten sixty.

So you're also going beyond because nobody

has one condition that they did.

That's the only thing that they have.

We've all got risks for every possible

variation of things that could happen in

this world.

So we should go and interact with all

these regions of the body,

help stem cells get to these areas to

migrate them there,

help them mature in these areas.

So then we're just really going with

something that covers all these bases,

gets to these areas of the body.

And these are all the clinical studies on

all these different types of conditions.

And because I shared the big study,

and then I'll give it back to you,

Billy,

because I shared this small study on...

on a lymphoma,

then here's one on prostate cancer,

which was four hundred and thirteen

people.

And it was two years.

And, you know,

I even think this is an unethical study.

This is two thousand and sixteen.

The reason why I think this is unethical

is because there has to be a control

group that doesn't get red light therapy.

And how would you feel if it was

your dad that was in this study that

got in the in the group that didn't

get red light and got a fake light?

I think the jury's out and I just

you know,

I could never ethically be a part of

this,

but it gives me

something to tell you about because you

know this is the hunger games of medicine

and you know some people will die i

guess like as as snow says i just

think it's i just couldn't do that to

somebody and like let them just go through

with that it just sickens me like and

how long will this keep going for like

we know that these therapies work and the

reason why you can't get a double-blinded

placebo on vaccines why is that billy why

won't they give you one they've got a

reason for it

Oh, yeah,

they knew the outcome probably from the

very beginning.

But what's their cover story?

Because it would be unethical.

Because then people would not get

something that they need.

And then by not getting that vaccine,

then they're going to be put at risk

and they could die of polio because they

didn't get that vaccine.

And that's their validation for that,

even though there's all these people that

won't take it.

Guess what the biggest non-vax population

is in America?

Beverly,

Beverly Hills and Hollywood lowest

vaccination rates.

You could look at news stories on that

and they compare it to Southern Sudan and

low vaccination rates because of poverty,

which is right.

It's so sickening.

It's so disgusting.

You know, it,

And so that is unethical,

even though there's all these people that

won't do it.

So then let them be.

They'll put themselves in the study.

They'd be glad to prove what they know

to be true.

But they don't do that.

And they just want to hurt people with

those.

I probably can't say too much on this.

But you know what?

That is what it is.

All you've got power over is yourself.

And in this case,

forty nine percent went into remission in

the red light group.

Thirteen point five percent in the control

group.

This is with all the other,

I would say, questionable therapies,

cut bone poison, surgery,

radiation and and chemo.

And and and you know,

you look at the group that did the

red light,

only six percent ended up getting surgery.

Thirty percent got surgery in the non red

light group.

That's five hundred percent difference.

So it's a it's a slam dunk.

In comparison to the alternatives.

And it's time that people catch up with

this.

And you just can't wait, right?

When you've got problems, you can't wait.

You need something now.

And everything else is being a sitting

duck.

And that's what I believe.

So choose your therapy.

Choose what you think is your thing.

And then go for it.

And act on it.

Because...

The biggest problem is just people not

taking action.

There's a methylene blue and photodynamic

therapy study.

Look at these.

This is PubMed.

Look at these drops.

Okay, so there's breast.

Look at that drop.

Change in tumor size,

minus one hundred percent.

What's the control that didn't do the red

light methylene blue?

Eleven hundred percent.

Malignant melanoma, ninety nine percent,

three thousand percent growth in the

control minus ninety nine percent.

This one grew slightly,

this breast cancer, but look,

forty eight percent growth in the control.

But look at what they did.

They they had some other poison there in

that one.

But look at this straight methylene blue

and red light combination.

So methylene blue and light.

Go back to the title.

Photodynamic therapy with methylene blue

helps against different types of cancer,

including colorectal, tumor, carcinoma,

melanoma.

And

yeah colorectal ninety nine point nine

percent nine hundred percent growth and

control these are animal studies into

tumoral injections into the tumor light

over it here's a human example right here

and then you'll see

Oh, by the way,

that's the last thing I'll show there,

and then you can tell me what you

think of all this.

This one was one case series on melanoma

skin lesions using intertumoral methylene

blue and a red light source and reported

complete clinical remission in five out of

six tumor sites after five sessions.

Notice how that's very similar to the

lymphoma one.

I think that that is pretty cool.

Last thing here was the NASA study from

two thousand and three showing the

Two point five to four times increase in

human neural progenitor cells,

a type of neural stem cell,

two hundred and fifty to four hundred

percent increase in proliferation or

growth rate compared to the control.

There's a the control is be the the

PEMF treated neural stem cells.

So what do you think that might be

the most amazing combination of factors?

Having red light and

having red light and pulse electromagnetic

field at the same time,

because you can maximize your time then or

do them separately.

And the studies that show them in compact,

like together,

they've been done specifically on

androgenic alopecia and periarthritis.

And it was a dramatic improvement compared

to the group that did either therapy.

Like if you just did one,

like if you just did PMF or you

just did red light,

the group that had the combination

outperformed the other.

So yeah.

Well, you got to love it.

Well, Jonathan,

you knocked it out of the park once

again.

And, folks,

if you're interested in any of these

devices out there, I got them right here.

I use them.

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i got a whole i mean honestly i

got thirty questions here that i didn't

even ask yet so sorry bro no no

we we covered what was necessary now but

hey i'll hang on to these and we'll

definitely have to circle back jonathan

once again man where can everybody find

you yeah awesome man come find me at

myredlight.com and and yeah like we

mentioned

Use those codes.

The Instagram handles,

we're always making fun content.

So find me at jono.otto,

which is J-O-N-O dot O-T-T-O at gmail.com.

I'm going to flash up something here.

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I nearly hit the leave button instead of

the share button.

Here's the leave.

Here we go.

This, I'll show you this.

Okay.

Here's the first three chapters of the

book.

There you go there.

Let me just let that think.

So if you want that, sorry,

actually that's not the book.

That is these six gifts.

Okay.

I've got to be,

you can see what's on the screen there.

So let's,

I'll move off that here in a second.

Just use that code and you'll get access

to all those gifts.

There's some things there that I couldn't

share, but this will give you,

some really key information.

Cancer Secrets is an amazing documentary.

The first three chapters of the book here,

scan this code and you'll get the first

three chapters of the book because we're

about to release it, which is super fun.

And that is that.

And again, the socials, find me there.

And there's the red light saying,

I'm done, I'm done, I'm done, I'm done.

All right.

Yeah.

Yeah, well, thank you so much, Jonathan.

You know,

it's always a joy to have him on.

I mean, he's a swell guy,

and he does some incredible things out

there.

He's a very selfless man,

and he's doing a lot to help all

of us out.

All right, y'all, until next time,

stay alert, stay alive.

Listen to the earth,

they've got us through.

The last seeds of the chain,

watch the world spin.

From the smallest sprout,

the harmony begins.

In the cycle of life,

where the magic's alive.

Turn it to the beat,

feel the fire and thrive.

So much wisdom in the song.