WEBVTT 00:00:03.934 --> 00:00:07.836 In the garden, I play my dreams. 00:00:07.857 --> 00:00:08.617 Firm of course, 00:00:08.717 --> 00:00:11.259 it flows like sweet springs. 00:00:11.558 --> 00:00:14.201 I'm the daddy, but the no, I'll see. 00:00:15.901 --> 00:00:17.123 Green in the world, 00:00:17.163 --> 00:00:19.423 like it's meant to be. 00:00:19.984 --> 00:00:23.646 I'm a coach, a P-I-O-V, I'm the king. 00:00:24.007 --> 00:00:27.989 Back to loving everything. 00:00:28.010 --> 00:00:31.513 Bringing change, making it last. 00:00:36.097 --> 00:00:38.539 Welcome to episode four sixty eight of the 00:00:38.560 --> 00:00:39.859 permaculture pimp cast, 00:00:39.899 --> 00:00:42.561 where pimp stands for permaculture is my 00:00:42.601 --> 00:00:43.042 passion. 00:00:43.603 --> 00:00:45.683 The only pimp cast on this earth that 00:00:45.723 --> 00:00:47.844 discusses permaculture preparedness, 00:00:48.284 --> 00:00:49.886 practical living and sometimes 00:00:49.945 --> 00:00:50.707 prostitutes. 00:01:04.953 --> 00:01:05.795 Well, y'all, 00:01:05.834 --> 00:01:07.596 glad to be back here with you. 00:01:07.615 --> 00:01:07.796 Man, 00:01:07.835 --> 00:01:09.337 I've been having all kinds of technical 00:01:09.397 --> 00:01:12.019 issues, but it is what it is. 00:01:13.099 --> 00:01:14.221 This episode, as always, 00:01:14.260 --> 00:01:15.983 brought to you by the Sovereign Health 00:01:16.022 --> 00:01:16.322 Summit. 00:01:16.343 --> 00:01:18.484 That's going to be October twenty seventh. 00:01:19.105 --> 00:01:22.308 through the thirty first and tpc will get 00:01:22.328 --> 00:01:24.349 you ten or i'm sorry five percent off 00:01:24.370 --> 00:01:27.893 with that emp shield fifty bucks off with 00:01:27.912 --> 00:01:30.234 promo code perma remember the biggest 00:01:30.254 --> 00:01:31.736 concern you have out there isn't 00:01:31.775 --> 00:01:34.259 necessarily an emp it's lightning strikes 00:01:34.739 --> 00:01:37.281 and this thing if anything gets downstream 00:01:37.421 --> 00:01:39.063 is going to cover you for twenty five 00:01:39.123 --> 00:01:41.245 g's that's what i'm talking about 00:01:45.004 --> 00:01:47.126 okay had another little technical glitch 00:01:47.165 --> 00:01:48.987 over here man things are going weird today 00:01:49.007 --> 00:01:51.230 all right y'all so bond charge if you 00:01:51.269 --> 00:01:52.772 want some of these ball and blue light 00:01:52.792 --> 00:01:55.213 blockers that i got on right now bond 00:01:55.254 --> 00:01:57.316 charge they will get you squared away 00:01:58.296 --> 00:02:01.739 easily with um you know perma p-e-r-m-a 00:02:01.780 --> 00:02:03.281 they'll get you squared away with fifteen 00:02:03.302 --> 00:02:05.563 percent off and folks you know me i'm 00:02:05.644 --> 00:02:07.365 g'd up from the feet up and that 00:02:07.406 --> 00:02:08.026 means grounded 00:02:08.687 --> 00:02:10.307 So if you want a grounding mat, 00:02:10.647 --> 00:02:11.908 if you want anything like it, 00:02:12.348 --> 00:02:13.750 any kind of grounding accessories, 00:02:14.289 --> 00:02:15.491 they got you squared away over there. 00:02:15.550 --> 00:02:17.872 PERMA will get you squared away. 00:02:18.592 --> 00:02:18.931 All right. 00:02:18.991 --> 00:02:20.752 So Karen's in the house right here. 00:02:21.153 --> 00:02:21.554 Look, folks, 00:02:21.614 --> 00:02:22.813 I'm having to do this one where we 00:02:22.873 --> 00:02:25.256 don't do it on our typical YouTube 00:02:25.295 --> 00:02:25.695 channel. 00:02:26.515 --> 00:02:28.456 And we don't really have much of a 00:02:28.516 --> 00:02:30.617 footprint on YouTube because I'm having 00:02:30.657 --> 00:02:33.539 Jonathan Otto over today or on the show 00:02:33.580 --> 00:02:33.919 today. 00:02:34.980 --> 00:02:36.540 And we are almost certainly going to get 00:02:36.580 --> 00:02:37.322 into some stuff. 00:02:38.715 --> 00:02:40.856 That is probably going to blow your mind 00:02:41.056 --> 00:02:43.099 as far as, well, 00:02:43.159 --> 00:02:44.800 in terms of things like med beds and 00:02:44.820 --> 00:02:46.883 stuff like that. 00:02:46.902 --> 00:02:47.123 Folks, 00:02:47.163 --> 00:02:48.685 there is so much going on out there 00:02:48.944 --> 00:02:50.306 when I'm talking about med beds. 00:02:50.947 --> 00:02:51.888 If you don't know what they are, 00:02:51.948 --> 00:02:54.390 basically some space age technology that 00:02:54.431 --> 00:02:55.951 supposedly exists out there. 00:02:56.792 --> 00:02:57.731 Wouldn't doubt it if it did. 00:02:57.771 --> 00:02:57.973 I mean, 00:02:58.032 --> 00:02:59.652 we're at least fifty to one hundred, 00:02:59.693 --> 00:03:01.373 maybe two hundred years behind what the 00:03:01.413 --> 00:03:02.713 powers that shouldn't be having our 00:03:02.753 --> 00:03:03.215 government. 00:03:03.835 --> 00:03:04.715 So we're going to be able to talk 00:03:04.735 --> 00:03:07.436 about some of all of that today. 00:03:07.896 --> 00:03:09.116 Also, Jonathan, you know, 00:03:09.137 --> 00:03:10.837 he's from MyRedLight.com. 00:03:11.478 --> 00:03:11.758 You know, 00:03:11.777 --> 00:03:13.359 those red light therapy beds and stuff 00:03:13.399 --> 00:03:13.758 like that. 00:03:13.799 --> 00:03:14.019 Well, 00:03:14.079 --> 00:03:15.340 he sells some of the best you can 00:03:15.379 --> 00:03:15.680 buy. 00:03:16.439 --> 00:03:18.141 without the flicker without any of the 00:03:18.222 --> 00:03:19.962 nonsense out there it actually has in it 00:03:20.002 --> 00:03:23.385 what it's supposed to and uh jonathan also 00:03:23.506 --> 00:03:25.908 you know he talks about those things also 00:03:25.968 --> 00:03:27.129 i want to get into a number of 00:03:27.189 --> 00:03:29.312 other things in there because a whole lot 00:03:29.331 --> 00:03:30.893 of people are talking about stem cell 00:03:30.913 --> 00:03:31.294 therapy 00:03:32.108 --> 00:03:34.429 Everybody and a great grandmother is all 00:03:34.468 --> 00:03:36.610 about this stem cell therapy these days. 00:03:37.531 --> 00:03:39.192 And I want to know what the real 00:03:39.391 --> 00:03:40.551 legit story of it is. 00:03:40.611 --> 00:03:40.812 I mean, 00:03:40.932 --> 00:03:42.432 is that the way everybody should be going? 00:03:42.954 --> 00:03:44.354 Because I know people that are spending, 00:03:44.413 --> 00:03:45.995 in fact, my best friend, 00:03:46.556 --> 00:03:48.056 he's talking about going down to Mexico 00:03:48.075 --> 00:03:49.417 and spending somewhere in the neighborhood 00:03:49.437 --> 00:03:50.997 of about, I don't know, 00:03:51.078 --> 00:03:52.479 twenty thousand dollars. 00:03:53.656 --> 00:03:55.799 And I'm willing to bet that I know 00:03:55.838 --> 00:03:58.080 there's a therapy out there where you can 00:03:58.100 --> 00:04:01.063 get tons of stem cells and not spend 00:04:01.144 --> 00:04:01.525 a fortune. 00:04:01.544 --> 00:04:01.905 In fact, 00:04:01.925 --> 00:04:03.787 you may not have to spend anything for 00:04:03.826 --> 00:04:03.926 it. 00:04:04.508 --> 00:04:05.868 Maybe we can get into that stuff too. 00:04:06.906 --> 00:04:07.105 Also, 00:04:07.126 --> 00:04:08.286 I want to talk about what they're dropping 00:04:08.306 --> 00:04:08.947 from the sky. 00:04:09.467 --> 00:04:09.907 Now, folks, 00:04:10.007 --> 00:04:11.167 over here at the house right now, 00:04:12.627 --> 00:04:13.888 I'm a little discombobulated, 00:04:13.907 --> 00:04:15.087 but I'm kind of getting my sea legs 00:04:15.127 --> 00:04:15.508 right now. 00:04:15.967 --> 00:04:17.728 I had to go to town to go 00:04:18.629 --> 00:04:20.189 do an errand. 00:04:20.269 --> 00:04:21.189 Let's just call it that. 00:04:21.930 --> 00:04:24.290 And then Darren and Patty from Hacks from 00:04:24.310 --> 00:04:24.910 the Homestead, 00:04:24.949 --> 00:04:26.190 they're old friends of ours. 00:04:26.850 --> 00:04:28.110 They just happened to be rolling by. 00:04:28.130 --> 00:04:29.370 They just left KSL. 00:04:30.351 --> 00:04:32.312 Karen says, yeah, fresh off of KSL. 00:04:32.992 --> 00:04:33.732 So they just got, 00:04:33.992 --> 00:04:35.492 hello from Western Pennsylvania. 00:04:35.713 --> 00:04:36.052 Yeah. 00:04:36.899 --> 00:04:39.041 So anyway, 00:04:39.463 --> 00:04:42.646 Darren and Patty just got over here just 00:04:42.665 --> 00:04:45.288 a couple of hours ago and hanging out 00:04:45.307 --> 00:04:46.649 with them and doing a bunch of stuff 00:04:46.689 --> 00:04:48.571 and just comparing notes, folks. 00:04:48.591 --> 00:04:49.892 It's always good if you can go ahead 00:04:49.932 --> 00:04:51.194 and be in the same room with some 00:04:51.233 --> 00:04:53.255 people that really know what time it is 00:04:54.117 --> 00:04:56.098 and all the crazy, weirdo, 00:04:56.319 --> 00:04:57.879 unbelievable things that are going on 00:04:57.920 --> 00:04:58.360 right now. 00:04:58.901 --> 00:05:00.343 And as I'm comparing notes with them, 00:05:00.382 --> 00:05:00.903 apparently... 00:05:01.624 --> 00:05:03.024 We're not the only ones getting – and, 00:05:03.064 --> 00:05:03.345 folks, 00:05:03.785 --> 00:05:05.406 I got to cover this before Jonathan gets 00:05:05.485 --> 00:05:05.805 on here. 00:05:06.165 --> 00:05:06.766 He's on his way. 00:05:06.786 --> 00:05:07.867 He's in transit right now. 00:05:08.427 --> 00:05:09.827 But it won't be but five minutes or 00:05:09.848 --> 00:05:10.708 more before he gets here. 00:05:10.728 --> 00:05:12.889 But that gives me an opportunity to talk 00:05:12.908 --> 00:05:14.088 about some of this other stuff that's 00:05:14.110 --> 00:05:14.870 going on right now. 00:05:14.910 --> 00:05:17.990 Folks, I'm telling you, these cameras, 00:05:18.050 --> 00:05:20.192 these flock cameras, 00:05:21.333 --> 00:05:22.252 it's getting ridiculous. 00:05:22.612 --> 00:05:23.494 We talked, I think, 00:05:23.514 --> 00:05:24.793 in the program – in the last one 00:05:24.894 --> 00:05:25.774 or the one before that, 00:05:25.814 --> 00:05:29.046 we talked about how Michelle had – 00:05:30.093 --> 00:05:32.033 Driving through Washington County, 00:05:32.153 --> 00:05:32.673 Virginia. 00:05:33.634 --> 00:05:34.915 Washington County, Virginia. 00:05:35.975 --> 00:05:37.475 And then all of a sudden gets home 00:05:37.956 --> 00:05:39.857 and we get this thing in the mail 00:05:39.896 --> 00:05:41.117 talking about how she went through, 00:05:41.197 --> 00:05:42.959 she was zipped by a work zone. 00:05:44.478 --> 00:05:45.860 Nobody was even working by then. 00:05:46.379 --> 00:05:48.040 Anyway, it wasn't a cop. 00:05:48.060 --> 00:05:48.940 It wasn't anybody else. 00:05:48.980 --> 00:05:50.242 It was a flock camera that got her. 00:05:51.362 --> 00:05:54.303 And I thought we were just, you know, 00:05:54.343 --> 00:05:55.223 just our bad luck. 00:05:56.399 --> 00:05:56.600 Folks, 00:05:56.639 --> 00:05:57.701 I can't even begin to tell you how 00:05:57.721 --> 00:05:59.180 many people I know of that have hit 00:05:59.221 --> 00:06:01.141 me up, not just hit me up, 00:06:01.562 --> 00:06:03.583 but also their podcasts like Sean from the 00:06:03.742 --> 00:06:04.622 SGT Report. 00:06:05.023 --> 00:06:05.584 He got it. 00:06:06.684 --> 00:06:08.264 One of his guests, they got it. 00:06:08.904 --> 00:06:10.545 Everybody and a great grandmother out 00:06:10.584 --> 00:06:12.065 there is getting hit up by these flock 00:06:12.105 --> 00:06:12.545 cameras. 00:06:13.427 --> 00:06:16.648 And by and large, nobody seems to... 00:06:17.992 --> 00:06:19.435 Nobody seems to know what to do. 00:06:19.495 --> 00:06:21.377 Well, look, it's a civil violation. 00:06:21.778 --> 00:06:22.699 So what are they going to do? 00:06:23.380 --> 00:06:24.403 They ain't going to do nothing. 00:06:24.744 --> 00:06:26.427 They're trying to steal your money. 00:06:27.127 --> 00:06:27.327 I mean, 00:06:27.348 --> 00:06:28.790 like they ain't stealing enough already. 00:06:28.810 --> 00:06:29.973 They're trying to get more of it. 00:06:30.665 --> 00:06:31.666 But, hey, 00:06:31.687 --> 00:06:33.968 I'm thinking about doing a GoFundMe for 00:06:34.069 --> 00:06:35.670 all the heroes out there, 00:06:35.690 --> 00:06:37.132 and that's exactly what I'm going to call 00:06:37.153 --> 00:06:37.273 them, 00:06:37.812 --> 00:06:40.255 all the heroes out there that are taking 00:06:40.295 --> 00:06:41.677 matters into their own hands, 00:06:41.716 --> 00:06:43.038 that are looking after our Fourth 00:06:43.079 --> 00:06:43.579 Amendment, 00:06:44.120 --> 00:06:45.982 even though these poll cats in Washington 00:06:46.062 --> 00:06:48.043 aren't, or in your local towns, 00:06:48.084 --> 00:06:49.404 because that's usually where a lot of it's 00:06:49.425 --> 00:06:50.105 going right now. 00:06:50.867 --> 00:06:51.827 These people, you know, 00:06:52.387 --> 00:06:53.569 illegal search and seizure, 00:06:54.369 --> 00:06:54.709 Yeah, well, 00:06:54.750 --> 00:06:56.194 we got heroes out there that are, 00:06:56.956 --> 00:06:58.540 some of them are paying some pretty stiff 00:06:58.600 --> 00:07:00.947 consequences for getting caught chopping 00:07:00.968 --> 00:07:01.369 them down. 00:07:02.273 --> 00:07:02.812 Look, guys, 00:07:03.233 --> 00:07:07.276 you got to be a lot less lying 00:07:07.456 --> 00:07:09.716 and a little more fox in how you 00:07:09.757 --> 00:07:10.697 do some of these things. 00:07:11.117 --> 00:07:11.338 Now, 00:07:11.497 --> 00:07:15.660 I'm not encouraging destruction of 00:07:15.720 --> 00:07:18.081 property or vandalism, but if it happens, 00:07:19.081 --> 00:07:19.721 I understand. 00:07:20.403 --> 00:07:20.802 You dig? 00:07:21.362 --> 00:07:21.684 All right. 00:07:22.283 --> 00:07:24.084 So other things we got going on around 00:07:24.144 --> 00:07:24.384 here. 00:07:25.786 --> 00:07:26.906 Like I said, Darren and Patty are here. 00:07:26.925 --> 00:07:27.747 They're going to stay the night, 00:07:27.766 --> 00:07:28.807 and I think they got somewhere they got 00:07:28.846 --> 00:07:29.528 to be in the morning. 00:07:30.127 --> 00:07:31.048 But outside of that, 00:07:33.392 --> 00:07:35.093 We got these two little renegade sheep, 00:07:36.074 --> 00:07:37.016 and I think a lot of you are 00:07:37.036 --> 00:07:38.197 going to be able to relate to this. 00:07:39.038 --> 00:07:39.759 They're younger, 00:07:40.600 --> 00:07:42.281 and they figured out a way to get 00:07:42.341 --> 00:07:42.882 out of the net. 00:07:43.723 --> 00:07:43.944 Now, 00:07:44.084 --> 00:07:45.665 I get asked this question all the time 00:07:45.706 --> 00:07:46.185 privately. 00:07:46.286 --> 00:07:47.348 What do I do when they get out 00:07:47.367 --> 00:07:47.788 of the net? 00:07:48.309 --> 00:07:48.528 Look, 00:07:48.848 --> 00:07:51.391 if you're on – if it were just 00:07:51.512 --> 00:07:51.831 one of them, 00:07:53.314 --> 00:07:56.096 but the – 00:07:54.774 --> 00:07:56.076 Bottom line is you can't leave them in 00:07:56.096 --> 00:07:57.855 there because they're going to teach all 00:07:57.875 --> 00:07:59.076 the other ones how to do it, 00:07:59.857 --> 00:08:00.958 and then you're going to have a real 00:08:00.997 --> 00:08:01.858 problem on your hands. 00:08:02.399 --> 00:08:02.918 In fact, 00:08:02.978 --> 00:08:05.439 Greg Judy has his down to one strand 00:08:05.579 --> 00:08:06.259 of wire. 00:08:06.721 --> 00:08:07.761 You know how he does that? 00:08:08.401 --> 00:08:09.521 Because any of them that go on the 00:08:09.541 --> 00:08:11.583 other side of it, ka-blow, 00:08:12.182 --> 00:08:13.403 in the freezer they're going to go. 00:08:14.283 --> 00:08:15.264 So that's how it works. 00:08:15.644 --> 00:08:17.266 So I got these two little heathens running 00:08:17.286 --> 00:08:17.865 around here, 00:08:18.625 --> 00:08:20.906 and they're not really too much of a 00:08:20.966 --> 00:08:21.468 nuisance, 00:08:22.108 --> 00:08:23.389 but it doesn't make sense to put them 00:08:23.428 --> 00:08:23.949 back in there. 00:08:23.968 --> 00:08:26.230 So what do you do in that particular 00:08:26.250 --> 00:08:26.550 case? 00:08:27.110 --> 00:08:27.370 Well, 00:08:27.990 --> 00:08:29.211 you leave them out until it's time to 00:08:29.232 --> 00:08:29.971 put them in the freezer. 00:08:30.612 --> 00:08:31.773 And even though, ladies, 00:08:31.812 --> 00:08:33.114 I'm talking to you out there because my 00:08:33.173 --> 00:08:34.234 wife, she's like, oh, 00:08:34.594 --> 00:08:35.835 aren't they just so cute? 00:08:36.294 --> 00:08:36.575 Yeah, 00:08:36.715 --> 00:08:38.115 they're so cute that their butts are going 00:08:38.135 --> 00:08:39.417 in the freezer when the time is right 00:08:39.456 --> 00:08:40.496 because you can't have them. 00:08:41.038 --> 00:08:42.258 What's love got to do with it? 00:08:42.298 --> 00:08:43.519 They got to go in the freezer. 00:08:44.544 --> 00:08:47.326 So if you have an animal that misbehaves, 00:08:48.066 --> 00:08:49.126 okay, let's, for example, 00:08:49.147 --> 00:08:50.826 you got a rooster that, you know, 00:08:50.866 --> 00:08:51.866 he wants to come in on you every 00:08:51.886 --> 00:08:52.628 time you get in there, 00:08:53.107 --> 00:08:54.368 where is he going to go into the 00:08:54.388 --> 00:08:54.648 pot? 00:08:55.428 --> 00:08:55.688 Okay. 00:08:55.708 --> 00:08:56.828 You got a sheep that's getting out of 00:08:56.849 --> 00:08:57.208 the fence. 00:08:57.229 --> 00:08:57.928 What are you going to do with them 00:08:58.308 --> 00:08:58.730 in the pot? 00:08:58.750 --> 00:08:59.269 You're going to go, 00:08:59.809 --> 00:09:02.030 let's say you got a cow, you know, 00:09:02.711 --> 00:09:04.650 he's being a little bit of a bully 00:09:04.671 --> 00:09:06.172 and he's wanting to push his way around. 00:09:06.731 --> 00:09:07.451 Where's he going to go? 00:09:07.812 --> 00:09:09.432 You got it right there in the freezer. 00:09:10.352 --> 00:09:12.293 So like I always say, folks, 00:09:13.495 --> 00:09:14.836 And there's a bigger lesson here that I'm 00:09:14.876 --> 00:09:16.999 trying to convey. 00:09:17.078 --> 00:09:23.442 If you have animals that do minor 00:09:23.823 --> 00:09:24.464 misbehavior, 00:09:24.504 --> 00:09:27.105 they have minor behavior problems compared 00:09:27.145 --> 00:09:28.246 to most humans out there, 00:09:29.427 --> 00:09:32.450 if I don't put up with them misbehaving 00:09:33.210 --> 00:09:33.811 as an animal, 00:09:34.772 --> 00:09:36.552 why should I ever put up with it 00:09:36.812 --> 00:09:37.653 in a human being? 00:09:39.335 --> 00:09:40.655 Yeah, I'm pausing for effect there. 00:09:41.774 --> 00:09:42.975 So for all of you people out there 00:09:43.015 --> 00:09:44.456 that are thinking, okay, man, you know, 00:09:44.495 --> 00:09:45.856 I got this person I'm around and they're, 00:09:46.037 --> 00:09:47.216 you know, they're this, they're that, 00:09:47.236 --> 00:09:48.097 they're that, they're this. 00:09:49.118 --> 00:09:50.658 Well, let these sheep be an example. 00:09:50.678 --> 00:09:50.778 Now, 00:09:50.798 --> 00:09:52.320 I'm not saying go do a Jeffrey Dahmer 00:09:52.340 --> 00:09:53.220 and put them in the freezer. 00:09:53.240 --> 00:09:54.740 I'm not saying any of that. 00:09:55.301 --> 00:09:58.643 What I am saying is you should expect 00:09:58.743 --> 00:10:00.864 more from what should be a higher 00:10:00.943 --> 00:10:02.083 functioning human being. 00:10:02.724 --> 00:10:03.725 That's what I'm talking about. 00:10:03.764 --> 00:10:05.225 So anyway, there's my sheep story. 00:10:06.086 --> 00:10:08.047 And then let me get into the compost 00:10:08.086 --> 00:10:08.746 thing over here. 00:10:09.788 --> 00:10:10.148 Because 00:10:11.539 --> 00:10:12.780 I can't even believe somebody would try to 00:10:12.801 --> 00:10:14.162 take me to task when I'm saying, hey, 00:10:14.182 --> 00:10:15.602 you got to water your compost. 00:10:16.183 --> 00:10:17.083 If you screw that up, 00:10:17.104 --> 00:10:18.205 you're going to have certain things that 00:10:18.225 --> 00:10:19.025 go in the cyst form. 00:10:19.046 --> 00:10:20.006 You're going to have things that, 00:10:20.527 --> 00:10:20.726 you know, 00:10:20.746 --> 00:10:22.769 they're going to go into a dormant state. 00:10:23.328 --> 00:10:24.750 And then by the time they come alive, 00:10:24.830 --> 00:10:25.750 summer is going to be over. 00:10:26.490 --> 00:10:27.952 So people are saying, well, 00:10:28.092 --> 00:10:28.793 I don't have time. 00:10:28.873 --> 00:10:30.173 Look, that's your business. 00:10:31.195 --> 00:10:32.535 If I tell you to water the compost, 00:10:32.556 --> 00:10:33.797 there's a reason why I'm telling you that, 00:10:33.956 --> 00:10:35.538 because you have got – if it goes 00:10:35.577 --> 00:10:36.899 dry – 00:10:36.932 --> 00:10:37.613 All of your life. 00:10:37.653 --> 00:10:38.754 I'm not going to say it's dead. 00:10:38.953 --> 00:10:40.635 It's just retreated. 00:10:40.956 --> 00:10:41.155 Okay. 00:10:41.196 --> 00:10:42.278 They're just fighting in another 00:10:42.317 --> 00:10:42.778 direction. 00:10:43.519 --> 00:10:44.779 So a lot of that compost, 00:10:44.860 --> 00:10:46.402 a lot of the critters in that compost 00:10:46.802 --> 00:10:48.524 are going to go down like your nematodes. 00:10:49.004 --> 00:10:50.485 Here's why you want to keep that moist. 00:10:51.206 --> 00:10:53.109 Because if it goes dry, the nematodes, 00:10:53.509 --> 00:10:54.590 the beneficial nematodes, 00:10:54.610 --> 00:10:55.831 you got three types, 00:10:56.172 --> 00:10:57.732 essentially four types of nematodes. 00:10:58.333 --> 00:10:59.575 And most of them are good. 00:11:00.538 --> 00:11:02.538 As it gets drier and drier and drier, 00:11:02.578 --> 00:11:04.200 the nematodes go deeper and deeper and 00:11:04.220 --> 00:11:05.880 deeper until finally they wind up in the 00:11:05.980 --> 00:11:07.802 soil that's underneath your compost. 00:11:08.543 --> 00:11:10.244 So let's say you go start doing all 00:11:10.264 --> 00:11:11.065 the things right again. 00:11:11.644 --> 00:11:13.326 Okay, your fungi starts coming back. 00:11:13.346 --> 00:11:15.006 Your bacteria starts being a little more 00:11:15.126 --> 00:11:15.447 active. 00:11:15.927 --> 00:11:17.327 All these things start coming around 00:11:17.347 --> 00:11:17.688 again. 00:11:18.149 --> 00:11:19.149 Well, here's your problem. 00:11:19.950 --> 00:11:22.631 The nematodes have a long, much longer, 00:11:22.652 --> 00:11:23.471 I think I want to say it's a 00:11:23.491 --> 00:11:24.673 twenty-one day life cycle. 00:11:25.253 --> 00:11:26.594 To get those guys back up in the 00:11:26.653 --> 00:11:28.274 top of your compost is going to be 00:11:28.294 --> 00:11:29.475 a long, long time. 00:11:30.782 --> 00:11:33.826 primarily because they've been dried out 00:11:33.846 --> 00:11:35.107 and they got a long life cycle, 00:11:35.268 --> 00:11:36.109 like a twenty one days. 00:11:36.529 --> 00:11:38.793 I mean, your your fungi reproduce, 00:11:38.812 --> 00:11:39.995 I want to say, every twenty four hours, 00:11:40.014 --> 00:11:42.418 your bacteria every thirty minutes or 00:11:42.457 --> 00:11:43.158 something like that. 00:11:44.048 --> 00:11:45.989 But these guys are considerably longer. 00:11:46.649 --> 00:11:48.129 So if you're going to have that entire 00:11:48.470 --> 00:11:50.711 soil food web into your compost, 00:11:51.312 --> 00:11:55.153 it is of profound importance that you keep 00:11:55.173 --> 00:11:56.575 that stuff moist. 00:11:57.075 --> 00:11:57.455 And yes, 00:11:57.475 --> 00:11:58.676 you can cover it up with a tarp. 00:11:58.716 --> 00:11:59.755 And people have asked me, well, 00:11:59.796 --> 00:12:02.037 what about microplastics and all that kind 00:12:02.057 --> 00:12:02.378 of stuff? 00:12:02.498 --> 00:12:04.558 Yeah, it's not really that big a problem. 00:12:04.879 --> 00:12:06.659 You know why not in the compost pile? 00:12:07.299 --> 00:12:09.321 Because if you have a biocomplete compost 00:12:09.341 --> 00:12:09.701 pile, 00:12:10.100 --> 00:12:12.701 it's eating up any assaults or impurities 00:12:12.721 --> 00:12:13.841 that may be getting in there. 00:12:14.381 --> 00:12:15.721 So what may be coming in from some 00:12:15.761 --> 00:12:15.922 of that? 00:12:15.981 --> 00:12:16.123 Now, 00:12:16.363 --> 00:12:17.243 you want to make sure you get a 00:12:17.302 --> 00:12:18.043 decent tarp. 00:12:18.442 --> 00:12:19.062 And if you can, 00:12:19.102 --> 00:12:20.264 you want to put it under a tarp 00:12:20.283 --> 00:12:22.384 in a barn if you can possibly do 00:12:22.403 --> 00:12:22.663 that. 00:12:23.323 --> 00:12:24.105 If you can't, you know, 00:12:24.164 --> 00:12:24.884 I totally get it. 00:12:25.465 --> 00:12:26.325 If you don't cover it up, 00:12:26.445 --> 00:12:27.365 if you leave it out there, 00:12:27.485 --> 00:12:28.166 I'm telling you what, 00:12:28.385 --> 00:12:29.946 it's not going to be the best stuff 00:12:29.966 --> 00:12:30.485 in the world. 00:12:31.187 --> 00:12:31.947 So definitely, 00:12:32.006 --> 00:12:33.486 definitely stay on top of that. 00:12:34.447 --> 00:12:35.687 So some other things we got going. 00:12:36.698 --> 00:12:37.580 Um, 00:12:37.600 --> 00:12:40.881 we got potatoes out here that are 00:12:41.121 --> 00:12:44.965 absolutely positively on the money. 00:12:45.745 --> 00:12:46.846 And what I did with these guys, 00:12:47.005 --> 00:12:47.726 I got the basil. 00:12:47.746 --> 00:12:48.567 I've talked about it before. 00:12:48.606 --> 00:12:49.567 I got the basil in there too. 00:12:49.607 --> 00:12:51.769 I'm hoping to get that filmed maybe 00:12:51.808 --> 00:12:53.431 tomorrow or later on in the week. 00:12:53.490 --> 00:12:53.951 I don't know, 00:12:53.990 --> 00:12:55.491 but I definitely got to get it done. 00:12:56.273 --> 00:12:59.634 Anyway, this, um, we're pulling them out. 00:13:00.543 --> 00:13:01.864 We're going to chop and drop everything 00:13:01.884 --> 00:13:02.543 that's in there. 00:13:03.024 --> 00:13:04.325 And then when that's all said and done, 00:13:04.365 --> 00:13:05.205 guess what we're going to do? 00:13:05.966 --> 00:13:06.405 That's right. 00:13:06.466 --> 00:13:07.647 We're going to put in our fall stuff 00:13:07.667 --> 00:13:08.947 or at least the stuff that is ready. 00:13:09.466 --> 00:13:10.827 So we'll get another run of beets and 00:13:10.868 --> 00:13:11.828 a number of other things. 00:13:12.068 --> 00:13:13.549 I'm trying to grow a lot more color 00:13:13.570 --> 00:13:14.269 than I used to. 00:13:15.070 --> 00:13:16.551 Maybe even some more carrots as the year 00:13:16.591 --> 00:13:17.071 goes on. 00:13:17.711 --> 00:13:18.892 But folks, if you think, 00:13:19.532 --> 00:13:20.932 even if you don't plan on planting 00:13:20.993 --> 00:13:23.715 something, immediately cover that soil up. 00:13:23.774 --> 00:13:24.995 I don't care if you use cardboard. 00:13:25.495 --> 00:13:26.395 Put something down. 00:13:28.052 --> 00:13:29.554 going back to the work of dr elaine 00:13:29.634 --> 00:13:34.322 ingham whenever every single time you put 00:13:35.395 --> 00:13:37.096 You leave that soil bare like you see 00:13:37.136 --> 00:13:38.337 so many gardens and people do. 00:13:39.177 --> 00:13:40.798 You got the assault of the sunlight, 00:13:40.859 --> 00:13:42.219 which is never supposed to hit bare 00:13:42.259 --> 00:13:42.580 ground. 00:13:43.220 --> 00:13:44.059 In addition to that, 00:13:44.280 --> 00:13:45.701 every time that rain falls, 00:13:45.821 --> 00:13:47.062 it creates impact. 00:13:47.522 --> 00:13:49.643 It's a tiny little micro impact area. 00:13:50.323 --> 00:13:51.303 That's the last thing you want. 00:13:51.364 --> 00:13:52.924 You want oxygen and everything else down 00:13:52.965 --> 00:13:53.524 in your soil. 00:13:54.166 --> 00:13:55.686 So if you can cover that stuff up 00:13:55.706 --> 00:13:56.447 with cardboard, 00:13:57.106 --> 00:13:58.128 even if you're going to wait and say, 00:13:58.168 --> 00:13:58.288 look, 00:13:58.327 --> 00:13:59.368 I'm going to wait a month or two, 00:13:59.908 --> 00:14:00.908 just put cardboard down. 00:14:01.989 --> 00:14:02.269 I mean, 00:14:02.570 --> 00:14:04.551 just put the cardboard down or if nothing 00:14:04.591 --> 00:14:05.652 else, put some mulch down. 00:14:06.113 --> 00:14:08.274 Put something down that will definitely 00:14:08.615 --> 00:14:11.538 positively keep your stuff alive as you're 00:14:11.577 --> 00:14:12.238 going out there. 00:14:13.038 --> 00:14:14.900 So that's, you know, 00:14:15.020 --> 00:14:16.042 I can't stress that enough. 00:14:16.062 --> 00:14:16.461 Everybody, 00:14:16.783 --> 00:14:18.183 they pluck up their stuff and then they 00:14:18.203 --> 00:14:19.245 just leave the ground bare and 00:14:19.784 --> 00:14:21.005 You don't want to do that because you're 00:14:21.046 --> 00:14:22.547 cooking all your microorganisms. 00:14:23.248 --> 00:14:25.308 Jim Garris does probably one of the best 00:14:25.369 --> 00:14:26.429 jobs and very, 00:14:26.450 --> 00:14:27.870 very translatable in his book, 00:14:27.890 --> 00:14:28.851 Kick the Hay Habit, 00:14:29.572 --> 00:14:31.573 where he goes into this in great detail 00:14:32.114 --> 00:14:34.095 about the worst thing you can possibly do, 00:14:34.414 --> 00:14:34.676 you know, 00:14:34.816 --> 00:14:36.297 on all of your soil is to just 00:14:36.336 --> 00:14:37.037 leave them bare. 00:14:37.538 --> 00:14:38.739 That is the last thing you ever want 00:14:38.759 --> 00:14:39.038 to do. 00:14:40.038 --> 00:14:43.322 So what else we got here? 00:14:44.582 --> 00:14:45.964 Let me get into some other things that 00:14:45.984 --> 00:14:46.364 are going to 00:14:48.537 --> 00:14:49.616 I don't know how much of it I 00:14:49.657 --> 00:14:50.817 really want to cover right now. 00:14:51.697 --> 00:14:52.337 But look, folks, 00:14:52.898 --> 00:14:54.119 I'm working with a guy right now. 00:14:54.158 --> 00:14:55.019 There was a reason I had to go 00:14:55.058 --> 00:14:56.078 get a blood test today. 00:14:56.219 --> 00:14:57.240 That was a test I had to do. 00:14:57.320 --> 00:14:58.659 I guess I didn't mention that earlier. 00:14:59.659 --> 00:15:00.841 And we're doing it for a reason. 00:15:00.880 --> 00:15:01.900 And I'm going to have this guy on 00:15:01.921 --> 00:15:02.260 the show. 00:15:02.301 --> 00:15:04.761 I want to say the Monday after next. 00:15:05.881 --> 00:15:06.841 I think that's when it is. 00:15:07.903 --> 00:15:09.682 And he is wicked smart. 00:15:09.743 --> 00:15:10.722 He's not a doctor, 00:15:10.743 --> 00:15:12.504 which makes him wicked smart. 00:15:13.644 --> 00:15:15.745 And the guy is an absolute genius. 00:15:16.673 --> 00:15:17.953 And so we're doing a little bit of 00:15:17.974 --> 00:15:18.614 a test right now. 00:15:18.634 --> 00:15:20.315 I'm kind of giving everybody a heads up 00:15:20.335 --> 00:15:22.436 of what's happening. 00:15:23.056 --> 00:15:24.876 You have some extraordinary people out 00:15:24.897 --> 00:15:25.076 there. 00:15:25.116 --> 00:15:25.256 Now, 00:15:25.297 --> 00:15:28.557 this one lady is a PhD and she's 00:15:28.597 --> 00:15:29.318 come up with the work. 00:15:29.339 --> 00:15:30.339 Her name is Stephanie. 00:15:30.458 --> 00:15:32.500 I can't remember her last name, 00:15:32.519 --> 00:15:33.440 but she's a PhD. 00:15:33.620 --> 00:15:34.380 Wicked smart. 00:15:35.586 --> 00:15:37.586 And she figured out that here's what's 00:15:37.626 --> 00:15:37.986 happening. 00:15:38.668 --> 00:15:40.788 Whenever they spray this glyphosate, 00:15:40.948 --> 00:15:43.169 not only in the food and acting as 00:15:43.210 --> 00:15:45.910 a desiccant and a number of other things, 00:15:45.931 --> 00:15:47.272 there's a number of other people that are 00:15:47.432 --> 00:15:48.852 claiming that they're actually spraying it 00:15:48.873 --> 00:15:49.552 from the sky, 00:15:49.572 --> 00:15:51.114 which I wouldn't doubt that they're doing. 00:15:51.794 --> 00:15:52.235 First of all, 00:15:52.315 --> 00:15:53.916 recognize what glyphosate used to be. 00:15:54.735 --> 00:15:56.898 Glyphosate was used as a mineral cleaner 00:15:57.057 --> 00:15:57.857 in industrials. 00:15:58.339 --> 00:15:59.359 You haven't heard this before. 00:15:59.379 --> 00:15:59.899 I guarantee it. 00:16:00.500 --> 00:16:02.481 It was used as an industrial cleaner for 00:16:02.562 --> 00:16:05.183 pipes in manufacturing plants back in the 00:16:05.244 --> 00:16:06.063 nineteen forties. 00:16:06.725 --> 00:16:07.764 That's what it was used for. 00:16:08.485 --> 00:16:10.366 It chelates all the minerals out of those 00:16:10.427 --> 00:16:12.249 pipes so they can go back to doing 00:16:12.269 --> 00:16:13.690 whatever manufacturing they were doing. 00:16:13.730 --> 00:16:16.091 That's what it did. 00:16:16.150 --> 00:16:17.673 It does the very same thing in you. 00:16:18.692 --> 00:16:20.173 So when they use it as a desiccant, 00:16:20.214 --> 00:16:21.775 when they use it in these farm fields, 00:16:21.796 --> 00:16:22.995 when they use it, all these. 00:16:23.938 --> 00:16:26.500 What it's doing to your body is basically 00:16:26.580 --> 00:16:28.841 making it nearly impossible for your body 00:16:28.902 --> 00:16:30.121 to metabolize copper. 00:16:31.643 --> 00:16:31.903 Yeah. 00:16:32.783 --> 00:16:33.943 So I went out and I did this 00:16:33.984 --> 00:16:35.644 blood test to go find out just how 00:16:35.684 --> 00:16:36.566 bad it is in me. 00:16:37.206 --> 00:16:38.086 And I'm going to have him on the 00:16:38.106 --> 00:16:40.307 show now to do an analysis on my 00:16:40.327 --> 00:16:42.188 blood and talk about 00:16:43.166 --> 00:16:43.546 I mean, man, 00:16:43.566 --> 00:16:44.567 you know I got to love you folks 00:16:44.607 --> 00:16:45.729 if I'm going to go spend three hundred 00:16:45.769 --> 00:16:46.789 bucks on a blood test. 00:16:47.289 --> 00:16:48.432 That's how much this thing was. 00:16:49.192 --> 00:16:50.192 So I'm like, OK, 00:16:50.394 --> 00:16:51.955 I want to know because I think it's 00:16:51.975 --> 00:16:53.937 going to make all the difference in the 00:16:53.976 --> 00:16:55.298 people out there that are listening to 00:16:55.339 --> 00:16:55.538 this. 00:16:55.759 --> 00:16:56.659 And then you know what else? 00:16:57.660 --> 00:16:59.682 Not only is he going to tell me 00:16:59.702 --> 00:17:00.364 what's wrong with it, 00:17:00.985 --> 00:17:02.726 he's going to in real time tell me 00:17:02.767 --> 00:17:03.466 how we fix it. 00:17:04.317 --> 00:17:05.459 And so Michelle and I are going to 00:17:05.479 --> 00:17:07.180 do the protocol and we're going to let 00:17:07.200 --> 00:17:08.681 you know how it works, because honestly, 00:17:08.760 --> 00:17:10.063 I think that's the best way. 00:17:10.442 --> 00:17:12.684 Instead of saying, hey, these pills work. 00:17:12.724 --> 00:17:13.644 Here's what they did for me. 00:17:13.765 --> 00:17:14.746 We're going to go on here. 00:17:14.806 --> 00:17:15.747 We're going to lay it all bare. 00:17:16.788 --> 00:17:18.409 I'm going to tell everybody what I got 00:17:18.449 --> 00:17:20.009 going on and we're going to follow his 00:17:20.069 --> 00:17:21.711 protocol and see if it moves the needle. 00:17:22.506 --> 00:17:25.788 Because apparently, I want to say, 00:17:25.867 --> 00:17:27.689 ninety-eight percent of the people he's 00:17:27.729 --> 00:17:30.470 worked with have seen the needle. 00:17:30.529 --> 00:17:33.551 Either their symptoms are gone or they've 00:17:33.652 --> 00:17:36.373 seen a serious reduction in whatever they 00:17:36.393 --> 00:17:36.972 were dealing with. 00:17:37.012 --> 00:17:37.733 And in most cases, 00:17:37.794 --> 00:17:40.434 I'm guessing it's probably people that 00:17:40.474 --> 00:17:42.115 aren't necessarily following all the 00:17:42.355 --> 00:17:42.957 instructions. 00:17:43.557 --> 00:17:44.297 Well, if nothing else, 00:17:44.356 --> 00:17:45.597 I know how to follow directions. 00:17:46.317 --> 00:17:46.498 So... 00:17:47.878 --> 00:17:48.298 Yeah, 00:17:48.499 --> 00:17:49.920 that's a big thing I want to definitely 00:17:49.960 --> 00:17:51.039 cover out there because folks, 00:17:51.099 --> 00:17:51.519 I'm telling you, 00:17:51.539 --> 00:17:52.661 they're spraying it from the sky. 00:17:52.701 --> 00:17:54.000 They're using it everywhere. 00:17:54.780 --> 00:17:56.501 Even though you can be as diligent as 00:17:56.521 --> 00:17:57.842 you like about what you put in your 00:17:57.882 --> 00:17:58.102 mouth, 00:17:58.242 --> 00:18:01.083 it could always be something that you 00:18:01.123 --> 00:18:02.723 don't necessarily have control over. 00:18:03.324 --> 00:18:04.884 And once you find out the full extent 00:18:04.904 --> 00:18:06.204 of what this glyphosate is doing, 00:18:06.704 --> 00:18:08.006 because if you don't have copper, 00:18:08.859 --> 00:18:10.359 You can't do a whole lot of other 00:18:10.400 --> 00:18:12.500 functions or you do them poorly in your 00:18:12.540 --> 00:18:12.881 body. 00:18:13.701 --> 00:18:15.662 So we're going to find out what exactly 00:18:15.701 --> 00:18:17.422 my status is and how we fix it. 00:18:17.442 --> 00:18:18.222 So I'm going to give you a heads 00:18:18.282 --> 00:18:18.843 up on that. 00:18:18.863 --> 00:18:20.923 All right, so Nancy's got a question. 00:18:21.262 --> 00:18:23.124 Wood chips or mulch or straw? 00:18:23.144 --> 00:18:24.903 Okay, I was talking, 00:18:24.943 --> 00:18:26.184 for those that are just coming in right 00:18:26.224 --> 00:18:26.404 now, 00:18:26.964 --> 00:18:28.384 I was talking about the different ways, 00:18:28.424 --> 00:18:30.266 you know, if you've got a garden, 00:18:30.286 --> 00:18:31.026 you need to cover it up. 00:18:31.811 --> 00:18:32.373 You know, Nancy, 00:18:32.532 --> 00:18:33.874 you wouldn't necessarily have to use 00:18:33.913 --> 00:18:35.275 anything but cardboard if that's what you 00:18:35.315 --> 00:18:35.875 wanted to do. 00:18:36.355 --> 00:18:38.679 But my personal favorite choice, 00:18:39.900 --> 00:18:41.020 if I don't have it, I mean, 00:18:41.560 --> 00:18:43.603 I definitely would like to go almost 00:18:43.823 --> 00:18:48.528 always with mulch and then straw. 00:18:48.548 --> 00:18:49.909 And the reason why in high wind, 00:18:49.949 --> 00:18:51.430 straw is going to stay in place. 00:18:52.340 --> 00:18:53.882 And then also before you put any of 00:18:53.902 --> 00:18:55.383 that out there and you're a gardener or 00:18:55.403 --> 00:18:55.804 anything, 00:18:56.144 --> 00:18:57.865 you want to make absolutely positively 00:18:57.904 --> 00:19:00.106 sure that your chickens go through it 00:19:00.126 --> 00:19:01.508 because you don't want weed seeds in 00:19:01.528 --> 00:19:01.748 there. 00:19:02.328 --> 00:19:02.648 All right. 00:19:02.769 --> 00:19:05.070 So with that said, y'all, 00:19:06.211 --> 00:19:07.133 we got a crazy, 00:19:07.153 --> 00:19:09.233 crazy place and we got a crazy, 00:19:09.253 --> 00:19:10.555 crazy world right now. 00:19:11.195 --> 00:19:11.536 But hey, 00:19:11.576 --> 00:19:13.458 it's a joy as always to bring in 00:19:13.478 --> 00:19:13.837 the house. 00:19:13.877 --> 00:19:15.239 My man, Jonathan Otto. 00:19:15.278 --> 00:19:16.059 How you doing, buddy? 00:19:16.259 --> 00:19:17.361 Billy, doing great, man. 00:19:17.381 --> 00:19:18.682 Thank you so much for having me, brother. 00:19:19.098 --> 00:19:20.578 Hey, good to have you, man. 00:19:20.878 --> 00:19:23.059 It was kind of cool to see you. 00:19:23.519 --> 00:19:23.980 You know, 00:19:25.080 --> 00:19:26.500 you always think you know what somebody 00:19:26.520 --> 00:19:27.861 looks like until you see them in person. 00:19:28.141 --> 00:19:29.721 I got to actually meet you in person 00:19:30.422 --> 00:19:32.642 in Dallas out there at the – oh, 00:19:32.701 --> 00:19:33.883 what was that conference called? 00:19:33.962 --> 00:19:35.403 Healing for the Ages. 00:19:35.423 --> 00:19:36.542 Yeah. 00:19:36.583 --> 00:19:37.703 Yeah, Healing for the Ages. 00:19:37.784 --> 00:19:39.564 And, you know, folks, 00:19:40.384 --> 00:19:42.384 I didn't realize how high a steam 00:19:42.424 --> 00:19:44.664 everybody held Jonathan in until I was out 00:19:44.684 --> 00:19:45.405 in that crowd, man. 00:19:45.746 --> 00:19:46.865 You know, Dr. Ely – 00:19:47.612 --> 00:19:48.152 All of them, man. 00:19:48.172 --> 00:19:49.593 They hold you in very high regard. 00:19:49.613 --> 00:19:51.233 So it was a joy to see that. 00:19:51.253 --> 00:19:53.776 That means a lot, man. 00:19:54.076 --> 00:19:55.057 It means a lot. 00:19:55.156 --> 00:19:55.676 Yeah, yeah. 00:19:55.737 --> 00:19:56.917 Well, you know, 00:19:57.038 --> 00:19:58.159 it's good to see you here. 00:19:58.219 --> 00:19:59.078 Good to have you here. 00:19:59.940 --> 00:20:01.580 And, man, 00:20:01.701 --> 00:20:02.961 there's so much going on in the world 00:20:02.981 --> 00:20:03.761 right now, Jonathan. 00:20:03.801 --> 00:20:05.482 I want to, you know, 00:20:06.124 --> 00:20:08.585 there's a lot of talk right off the 00:20:08.605 --> 00:20:08.766 bat. 00:20:08.786 --> 00:20:09.726 I want to hit you up about these 00:20:09.786 --> 00:20:10.666 med beds. 00:20:10.747 --> 00:20:10.886 Yeah. 00:20:11.730 --> 00:20:13.171 Everybody and a great grandmother for a 00:20:13.211 --> 00:20:13.590 while there. 00:20:13.651 --> 00:20:14.612 I first heard about them, 00:20:14.652 --> 00:20:16.113 I want to say two, three years ago. 00:20:16.634 --> 00:20:17.574 And then all of a sudden it kind 00:20:17.614 --> 00:20:18.234 of died out. 00:20:18.295 --> 00:20:20.476 And then now all of a sudden it 00:20:20.516 --> 00:20:21.957 seems to be coming back and everybody 00:20:21.977 --> 00:20:24.058 seems to be talking about these med beds. 00:20:24.078 --> 00:20:25.640 So people don't know whether or not this 00:20:25.700 --> 00:20:26.401 is legit. 00:20:26.820 --> 00:20:28.582 Is this some space age stuff that, 00:20:28.682 --> 00:20:28.922 you know, 00:20:28.942 --> 00:20:30.202 the powers that shouldn't be are holding 00:20:30.242 --> 00:20:30.804 back from us? 00:20:31.364 --> 00:20:32.664 What exactly are they? 00:20:32.924 --> 00:20:34.445 And if they're legit, 00:20:34.467 --> 00:20:35.326 are we ever going to see them? 00:20:35.807 --> 00:20:36.387 Yeah, exactly. 00:20:36.428 --> 00:20:37.969 No, these are great questions. 00:20:38.009 --> 00:20:39.490 Oh, yeah. 00:20:39.549 --> 00:20:40.490 Here's what I think, right? 00:20:41.604 --> 00:20:42.545 lots of people, 00:20:42.765 --> 00:20:44.025 people are going to have all varying 00:20:44.045 --> 00:20:44.525 perspectives. 00:20:44.586 --> 00:20:45.786 And in that sense, 00:20:45.905 --> 00:20:47.146 I could say that in, in, 00:20:47.287 --> 00:20:49.208 in some ways, no, nobody knows. 00:20:49.228 --> 00:20:51.608 There are people that are reporting that 00:20:52.108 --> 00:20:55.050 they're, they're, they're, they've seen, 00:20:55.070 --> 00:20:58.291 you know, these med beds in and, 00:20:58.573 --> 00:21:00.053 and people are getting out of them and 00:21:00.133 --> 00:21:02.354 having these remarkable transformations. 00:21:02.413 --> 00:21:02.515 And, 00:21:03.174 --> 00:21:04.875 but vague in the sense that when I 00:21:04.915 --> 00:21:06.175 was on redacted news, 00:21:06.856 --> 00:21:07.957 you could look up Clayton Morris. 00:21:07.997 --> 00:21:09.698 He was a, like a Fox anchor, right? 00:21:10.218 --> 00:21:11.239 And, and then he, 00:21:12.268 --> 00:21:14.769 went in to continue his investigative 00:21:14.849 --> 00:21:16.070 independent journalism. 00:21:16.230 --> 00:21:19.732 And he's very kind of skeptical and 00:21:20.034 --> 00:21:20.753 unbiased. 00:21:20.814 --> 00:21:22.595 I'd noticed when he quizzes me out on 00:21:22.615 --> 00:21:24.896 different things that he had people that 00:21:24.957 --> 00:21:26.637 he trusted and respected that had reported 00:21:26.678 --> 00:21:27.459 those things to him. 00:21:27.858 --> 00:21:29.839 But then those were, to me, 00:21:29.880 --> 00:21:30.540 from what I could see, 00:21:30.560 --> 00:21:31.721 the extent of those details. 00:21:32.321 --> 00:21:34.903 Now, in terms of what can you prove? 00:21:36.182 --> 00:21:36.301 Well, 00:21:36.321 --> 00:21:40.224 we know that the president tweeted this 00:21:40.265 --> 00:21:41.285 about nine months ago. 00:21:41.826 --> 00:21:42.665 It was on Truth Social. 00:21:42.685 --> 00:21:45.567 It was an AI video that somebody else 00:21:45.607 --> 00:21:48.769 had made of the med bets being released 00:21:48.789 --> 00:21:49.411 to the public. 00:21:49.530 --> 00:21:52.452 And then he posted it but then deleted 00:21:52.472 --> 00:21:54.074 it at one point. 00:21:54.153 --> 00:21:55.193 I think it might have been up there 00:21:55.213 --> 00:21:56.755 for a few days or something like that. 00:21:56.815 --> 00:21:57.675 Someone can fact check me. 00:21:57.695 --> 00:21:58.817 But it was up and then he took 00:21:58.856 --> 00:21:59.136 it down. 00:22:00.417 --> 00:22:01.097 And so – 00:22:02.682 --> 00:22:03.603 what was that about? 00:22:03.722 --> 00:22:07.208 And, and what do we know about that? 00:22:07.307 --> 00:22:07.667 Does that, 00:22:07.788 --> 00:22:09.611 does that mean that he was trying to 00:22:09.631 --> 00:22:10.432 give us a clue? 00:22:10.471 --> 00:22:11.353 Was he trolling? 00:22:11.393 --> 00:22:14.717 Was it just something that is just a 00:22:14.958 --> 00:22:15.598 nothing thing? 00:22:15.679 --> 00:22:16.819 Like just kind of, Oh, you know, 00:22:16.859 --> 00:22:18.241 just give this to the peasants and, 00:22:18.757 --> 00:22:20.458 let them kind of think about what they 00:22:20.478 --> 00:22:20.637 will. 00:22:20.738 --> 00:22:21.618 I have no idea. 00:22:21.959 --> 00:22:22.278 Or is he, 00:22:22.338 --> 00:22:23.480 is he secretly trying to give us a 00:22:23.539 --> 00:22:25.422 message because he wants to help us get 00:22:25.501 --> 00:22:26.741 this technology or something like this? 00:22:27.182 --> 00:22:28.202 Look, I can't tell you, 00:22:28.644 --> 00:22:29.304 but here's what I know. 00:22:29.984 --> 00:22:32.105 I know that the light, the, the, the, 00:22:32.506 --> 00:22:34.428 the Nobel prize was won in nineteen oh 00:22:34.488 --> 00:22:35.929 three for light therapy, 00:22:35.989 --> 00:22:37.450 reverse and chronic disease. 00:22:37.990 --> 00:22:38.509 Okay. 00:22:38.549 --> 00:22:39.111 Here's what I know. 00:22:39.131 --> 00:22:39.671 This is fact. 00:22:39.711 --> 00:22:41.332 This was Neil's white Ryberg fence. 00:22:41.352 --> 00:22:44.554 And it was lupus vulgaris that he was 00:22:44.814 --> 00:22:47.036 showing that ultraviolet light 00:22:49.151 --> 00:22:53.115 UVB light was able to to to remediate 00:22:53.275 --> 00:22:55.577 lupus vulgaris autoimmune skin condition. 00:22:55.597 --> 00:22:57.319 Okay. 00:22:57.359 --> 00:22:57.980 Nineteen ten. 00:22:58.000 --> 00:22:59.942 The Flexner report is is 00:23:01.294 --> 00:23:01.894 produced, 00:23:02.013 --> 00:23:03.734 which is Carnegie and Rockefeller's 00:23:04.394 --> 00:23:07.276 efforts to demonize naturopathic medicine 00:23:07.496 --> 00:23:08.955 and anything that was outside of the 00:23:09.016 --> 00:23:10.717 petrochemical drug revolution that they 00:23:10.737 --> 00:23:11.277 were pushing. 00:23:11.317 --> 00:23:14.198 And then this is where they were literally 00:23:14.258 --> 00:23:14.698 pushing down, 00:23:14.738 --> 00:23:16.617 suppressing and demonizing anyone that 00:23:16.637 --> 00:23:18.199 would go against that to the point where 00:23:18.259 --> 00:23:21.140 it became criminal then to actually treat 00:23:21.160 --> 00:23:22.200 somebody, help somebody, 00:23:22.240 --> 00:23:23.059 get people better. 00:23:23.400 --> 00:23:24.580 It wasn't criminal to treat somebody. 00:23:24.601 --> 00:23:26.060 It was criminal to treat somebody with 00:23:26.580 --> 00:23:27.461 unapproved methods. 00:23:29.617 --> 00:23:31.880 Then you fast forward to the nineteen 00:23:31.940 --> 00:23:33.902 sixties and then you see Dr. 00:23:34.622 --> 00:23:35.383 Andrei Mester, 00:23:35.403 --> 00:23:39.286 the Hungarian physician that then coined 00:23:39.346 --> 00:23:41.007 what we now know as red light therapy. 00:23:41.086 --> 00:23:44.190 And then that goes into the nineties when 00:23:45.391 --> 00:23:47.211 NASA developed the LED tech, 00:23:47.231 --> 00:23:48.753 which is light emitting diode. 00:23:49.213 --> 00:23:51.375 And there's a big distinction between high 00:23:51.415 --> 00:23:51.875 flicker rate, 00:23:52.135 --> 00:23:53.857 light emitting diodes that are problems in 00:23:53.917 --> 00:23:56.400 homes and constant no flicker rate. 00:23:57.289 --> 00:23:58.914 Then you have also pulsing wave, 00:23:58.954 --> 00:23:59.959 which they could pulse waves, 00:23:59.979 --> 00:24:01.703 which is different to a higher flicker 00:24:01.723 --> 00:24:01.904 rate. 00:24:02.796 --> 00:24:04.537 those being extremely effective and now 00:24:04.596 --> 00:24:08.219 proven in six thousand peer reviewed 00:24:08.259 --> 00:24:11.000 studies and a large portion of those being 00:24:11.361 --> 00:24:12.862 randomized controlled trials. 00:24:13.301 --> 00:24:15.262 They're all done on lasers or LEDs and 00:24:15.563 --> 00:24:17.344 LEDs have become now the most prominent 00:24:17.503 --> 00:24:19.464 out of them and then the most accessible 00:24:19.704 --> 00:24:22.406 and with the least risks or challenges for 00:24:22.467 --> 00:24:23.067 at home use. 00:24:23.287 --> 00:24:24.067 Right. 00:24:24.107 --> 00:24:26.368 So now what I'm saying now now. 00:24:26.449 --> 00:24:26.509 OK, 00:24:26.689 --> 00:24:28.069 so now why am I talking about MedBed 00:24:28.089 --> 00:24:29.371 and why don't I just talk about light 00:24:29.391 --> 00:24:29.750 therapy? 00:24:30.230 --> 00:24:32.932 What we know from red light therapy from 00:24:32.972 --> 00:24:34.894 those six hours, and this is one example, 00:24:34.913 --> 00:24:37.075 and PEMF has its own story that backs 00:24:37.134 --> 00:24:39.395 it, and it's very much concurrent to this. 00:24:40.537 --> 00:24:42.718 What we know with light therapy is that 00:24:44.113 --> 00:24:46.074 of those six thousand studies it is on 00:24:46.795 --> 00:24:49.395 you know basically generally speaking the 00:24:49.415 --> 00:24:51.217 whole spectrum of different types of 00:24:51.278 --> 00:24:55.480 cancer clinical studies uh from lymphoma 00:24:55.539 --> 00:24:58.301 to breast cancer to glioblastoma is 00:24:58.382 --> 00:25:00.963 showing remarkable results that are 00:25:01.663 --> 00:25:02.263 you know, 00:25:02.284 --> 00:25:04.565 dramatic in comparison to the control. 00:25:04.585 --> 00:25:05.385 And I'll show that, 00:25:05.566 --> 00:25:07.467 show that some of them even include a 00:25:07.487 --> 00:25:08.747 hundred percent success rates. 00:25:08.767 --> 00:25:09.228 Okay. 00:25:09.248 --> 00:25:09.807 So now that's, 00:25:10.708 --> 00:25:12.009 cause at that point as well, 00:25:12.068 --> 00:25:12.868 it's very interesting. 00:25:12.909 --> 00:25:14.309 Then when you'd enter into dialogue, 00:25:14.690 --> 00:25:15.151 then you'd say, 00:25:15.191 --> 00:25:16.431 how much better do you want than a 00:25:16.490 --> 00:25:17.172 hundred percent? 00:25:17.192 --> 00:25:22.594 And what is it that you're looking for 00:25:22.653 --> 00:25:23.294 is, 00:25:23.515 --> 00:25:24.894 and I'm not saying a hundred percent in 00:25:24.914 --> 00:25:28.376 all cases in, in for, for everything, 00:25:28.817 --> 00:25:30.417 there's certain things that, 00:25:31.414 --> 00:25:35.438 In the case of the cutaneous B-cell 00:25:35.458 --> 00:25:37.420 lymphoma study, in that case, 00:25:37.980 --> 00:25:38.840 for that condition, 00:25:38.881 --> 00:25:40.721 for the three people in the pilot trial, 00:25:40.862 --> 00:25:41.823 yes, it's a small study. 00:25:41.863 --> 00:25:42.703 I'll show you bigger ones. 00:25:43.364 --> 00:25:46.886 It was a hundred percent success for all 00:25:47.386 --> 00:25:49.308 three in one week. 00:25:49.348 --> 00:25:49.808 Okay. 00:25:49.828 --> 00:25:52.010 So the question with that is, is that... 00:25:52.711 --> 00:25:54.010 Is that fast enough for you? 00:25:54.731 --> 00:25:57.432 Is it good enough, a result? 00:25:57.471 --> 00:25:58.353 Let me just show you that in the 00:25:58.393 --> 00:25:58.972 fine print. 00:25:59.893 --> 00:26:02.213 And so I think that people can see 00:26:02.294 --> 00:26:04.193 why I'm saying this. 00:26:04.233 --> 00:26:05.815 It's not because I just feel like, 00:26:05.835 --> 00:26:06.194 you know what? 00:26:06.295 --> 00:26:07.414 I just want to be sensational. 00:26:08.115 --> 00:26:10.175 I actually am very curious about what it 00:26:10.215 --> 00:26:11.916 is about human nature that says, no, 00:26:11.936 --> 00:26:12.497 that's not it. 00:26:12.576 --> 00:26:13.416 I'm waiting for the thing. 00:26:14.397 --> 00:26:16.438 But then if you had a cutaneous B 00:26:16.478 --> 00:26:18.199 cell lymphoma and you saw this pilot 00:26:18.219 --> 00:26:20.398 study, would you just say, you know, 00:26:21.019 --> 00:26:21.839 it sounds pretty good. 00:26:23.011 --> 00:26:23.653 I might not wait. 00:26:23.673 --> 00:26:24.755 I might not have time to wait. 00:26:24.775 --> 00:26:25.797 I might just go for this one. 00:26:25.836 --> 00:26:28.582 This one sounds like it's worth a try. 00:26:29.083 --> 00:26:30.306 This was the before and after. 00:26:31.286 --> 00:26:32.526 And so your photodynamic therapy, 00:26:32.566 --> 00:26:33.326 this is PubMed, 00:26:33.386 --> 00:26:35.126 and you see the bottom part, figure one, 00:26:35.366 --> 00:26:36.367 a complete response, 00:26:36.428 --> 00:26:38.448 a complete meaning it's gone, 00:26:38.768 --> 00:26:39.648 visibly gone too, 00:26:40.848 --> 00:26:42.750 in a patient with a certain cutaneous 00:26:43.250 --> 00:26:43.890 lymphoma. 00:26:44.630 --> 00:26:46.530 And then it says it's two sessions in 00:26:46.570 --> 00:26:48.290 this case, MAL and PDT, 00:26:48.791 --> 00:26:51.271 which is a methyl form of aminoluvalenic 00:26:51.352 --> 00:26:51.652 acid. 00:26:52.272 --> 00:26:54.633 And then it's PDT photodynamic therapy. 00:26:54.913 --> 00:26:56.074 So let's see the fine print here in 00:26:56.094 --> 00:26:59.075 the Journal of American Academy of 00:26:59.134 --> 00:26:59.674 Dermatology. 00:27:00.904 --> 00:27:04.968 Topical photodynamic therapy for primary 00:27:04.988 --> 00:27:07.209 cutaneous B-cell lymphoma pilot study. 00:27:07.308 --> 00:27:11.251 So all patients went into complete 00:27:11.291 --> 00:27:11.711 remission. 00:27:13.507 --> 00:27:14.708 That's astonishing. 00:27:14.867 --> 00:27:16.848 I mean, just when it says all patients, 00:27:16.888 --> 00:27:18.048 I mean, not a percentage. 00:27:18.068 --> 00:27:18.449 Like you said, 00:27:18.489 --> 00:27:21.810 that's pretty darn impressive. 00:27:21.931 --> 00:27:22.391 Exactly. 00:27:22.652 --> 00:27:23.071 Exactly. 00:27:23.251 --> 00:27:25.692 And then so let's criticize it. 00:27:26.333 --> 00:27:27.513 It's a pilot study. 00:27:27.933 --> 00:27:29.454 There's only three people in it. 00:27:29.535 --> 00:27:30.816 It's not significant. 00:27:32.836 --> 00:27:33.076 Okay. 00:27:33.136 --> 00:27:33.596 All right. 00:27:33.737 --> 00:27:35.438 So just tell me the likelihood that. 00:27:37.144 --> 00:27:39.904 of lightning striking in the same place 00:27:39.944 --> 00:27:40.605 three times. 00:27:40.625 --> 00:27:41.346 Exactly. 00:27:41.385 --> 00:27:43.387 Going into remission in one week is 00:27:43.428 --> 00:27:45.328 lightning striking in a single place. 00:27:45.509 --> 00:27:49.811 It's not something that just goes away 00:27:49.852 --> 00:27:51.272 that's called spontaneous remission. 00:27:51.353 --> 00:27:52.713 It doesn't just go away. 00:27:54.734 --> 00:27:57.557 It can, and that's where faith, prayer, 00:27:57.596 --> 00:28:00.818 those studies or those stories surface. 00:28:00.838 --> 00:28:01.980 So there are examples, 00:28:02.019 --> 00:28:03.820 but it's not a normal thing. 00:28:03.941 --> 00:28:05.342 And now it happened to all three. 00:28:06.075 --> 00:28:07.916 And why would they do a pilot study? 00:28:07.957 --> 00:28:09.337 Why are they even allowed to do that? 00:28:09.637 --> 00:28:13.582 Because it's very suggestive if there's no 00:28:13.821 --> 00:28:16.183 relevant data that's being gathered from 00:28:16.223 --> 00:28:16.364 this. 00:28:16.443 --> 00:28:16.544 Now, 00:28:16.584 --> 00:28:17.505 let's have a look at this in more 00:28:17.525 --> 00:28:17.865 detail. 00:28:18.266 --> 00:28:20.667 Two patients and with a maximum of two 00:28:20.728 --> 00:28:21.769 treatment sessions. 00:28:22.650 --> 00:28:23.871 And by the way, go back. 00:28:24.050 --> 00:28:25.992 Defined as a clinical and histologic 00:28:26.032 --> 00:28:27.073 complete remission. 00:28:28.257 --> 00:28:29.857 with a maximum of two treatment sessions 00:28:29.917 --> 00:28:31.838 at one week intervals. 00:28:32.579 --> 00:28:34.840 So two patients, one and two, 00:28:34.881 --> 00:28:37.442 were in complete remission after one week 00:28:37.583 --> 00:28:39.984 from the first and only photodynamic 00:28:40.025 --> 00:28:40.704 therapy session. 00:28:40.765 --> 00:28:43.086 Patient three underwent complete remission 00:28:43.247 --> 00:28:45.788 after one week from the second 00:28:45.827 --> 00:28:47.209 photodynamic therapy session. 00:28:47.930 --> 00:28:48.609 So for two of them, 00:28:48.670 --> 00:28:49.750 it only took one session. 00:28:49.770 --> 00:28:50.211 Okay, 00:28:50.230 --> 00:28:51.271 now I'm going to show you bigger studies, 00:28:51.332 --> 00:28:52.893 but I just want to open up the 00:28:53.012 --> 00:28:54.173 perspective for people. 00:28:55.201 --> 00:28:55.923 of what's possible, 00:28:55.962 --> 00:28:58.346 what's already here so that the people 00:28:58.365 --> 00:28:59.666 that say, wait for it. 00:28:59.686 --> 00:29:00.508 It's around the corner. 00:29:00.768 --> 00:29:02.931 Don't, don't take action now. 00:29:03.490 --> 00:29:04.192 Just wait. 00:29:05.594 --> 00:29:06.154 Look, I'm not even, 00:29:06.315 --> 00:29:07.435 I'm not saying like I have a red 00:29:07.455 --> 00:29:09.278 light therapy company. 00:29:09.337 --> 00:29:10.980 I'm not even saying to get something from 00:29:11.019 --> 00:29:12.541 my company. 00:29:12.642 --> 00:29:12.662 I, 00:29:13.318 --> 00:29:16.422 i i you you think if somebody had 00:29:17.022 --> 00:29:19.566 an issue like this and they and they 00:29:19.605 --> 00:29:21.126 had this opportunity they had this well 00:29:21.268 --> 00:29:22.969 one would be amazing if somebody had this 00:29:23.009 --> 00:29:26.633 particular um condition and if this group 00:29:26.653 --> 00:29:28.555 were doing this at large scale then i 00:29:28.576 --> 00:29:30.076 would just you know why don't you just 00:29:30.116 --> 00:29:31.719 go with the people that did that exact 00:29:31.898 --> 00:29:34.201 thing that's awesome why not that's that's 00:29:34.301 --> 00:29:35.363 awesome uh 00:29:36.590 --> 00:29:38.011 I'm giving you parameters because we can 00:29:38.031 --> 00:29:38.712 go into detail. 00:29:38.732 --> 00:29:40.693 I can show you what wavelength of light. 00:29:40.733 --> 00:29:42.955 It was six-thirty nanometer light. 00:29:43.375 --> 00:29:45.096 And then it's just information for people 00:29:45.136 --> 00:29:47.499 to get and to use how they want. 00:29:47.858 --> 00:29:49.079 And that's what we need to be doing, 00:29:49.119 --> 00:29:50.340 Billy, like educating, 00:29:50.401 --> 00:29:53.942 sharing these reports and giving people 00:29:54.002 --> 00:29:54.643 more knowledge. 00:29:54.824 --> 00:29:56.825 And I happen to do this a lot 00:29:56.884 --> 00:29:58.746 with doctors on a regular basis. 00:29:58.766 --> 00:29:59.846 This is what I do. 00:29:59.946 --> 00:30:00.027 Yeah. 00:30:01.508 --> 00:30:03.410 i teach doctors how to treat their 00:30:03.450 --> 00:30:04.951 patients i don't know how that happened it 00:30:04.971 --> 00:30:07.432 just happened and it's it's cool it's fun 00:30:07.712 --> 00:30:09.273 well those are the kinds of doctors i 00:30:09.294 --> 00:30:10.795 think people ought to go check out when 00:30:10.815 --> 00:30:13.837 they're willing to um you know go to 00:30:13.897 --> 00:30:15.878 what works instead of what's what they've 00:30:15.898 --> 00:30:17.941 been indoctrinated with which is uh you 00:30:17.961 --> 00:30:19.221 know nine times out of ten what i've 00:30:19.241 --> 00:30:21.143 come across in my life but jonathan i 00:30:21.163 --> 00:30:23.305 want to ask you know to people that 00:30:23.345 --> 00:30:26.647 say that have access to real deal sunlight 00:30:27.542 --> 00:30:29.423 Wouldn't that be the better choice if they 00:30:29.443 --> 00:30:30.223 have access to it? 00:30:30.263 --> 00:30:30.784 Now, 00:30:31.564 --> 00:30:34.005 I'm saying that tongue-in-cheek because it 00:30:34.025 --> 00:30:36.145 could be like most places in the United 00:30:36.185 --> 00:30:38.826 States of amnesia where they cover us up 00:30:38.846 --> 00:30:41.948 with chemtrails every single day that I'm 00:30:41.988 --> 00:30:42.708 not even sure. 00:30:42.769 --> 00:30:43.868 I think Dane Wigington, 00:30:43.888 --> 00:30:44.608 he's a friend of mine. 00:30:44.669 --> 00:30:46.009 I'm sure you know him as well. 00:30:46.750 --> 00:30:48.230 Dane Wigington was talking about, man, 00:30:48.250 --> 00:30:49.510 we don't even know what we're getting 00:30:49.550 --> 00:30:50.490 anymore from the sun. 00:30:51.051 --> 00:30:52.372 I mean, what? 00:30:52.551 --> 00:30:54.652 to a person that let's say had access 00:30:54.672 --> 00:30:57.012 to that good son wow would that be 00:30:57.032 --> 00:31:00.574 an alternative to uh red light therapy and 00:31:00.594 --> 00:31:03.513 that it's a great question and for anyone 00:31:03.554 --> 00:31:06.194 that is familiar at all with my work 00:31:06.214 --> 00:31:09.615 i i i am and was a humanitarian 00:31:09.655 --> 00:31:14.237 before i was a health advocate and i 00:31:14.557 --> 00:31:14.576 i 00:31:15.992 --> 00:31:18.173 tried to get into Venezuela and had my 00:31:19.114 --> 00:31:22.674 application denied for getting in with the 00:31:22.714 --> 00:31:24.996 search and rescue and covering that to 00:31:25.076 --> 00:31:25.316 help. 00:31:25.875 --> 00:31:27.116 So these are the types of things that 00:31:27.156 --> 00:31:28.136 I put my hand up for. 00:31:29.298 --> 00:31:33.098 I've spent fifteen years in Kenya and I'm 00:31:33.118 --> 00:31:34.199 not talking about being there the whole 00:31:34.239 --> 00:31:35.500 time, but I've managed, 00:31:35.539 --> 00:31:38.780 supervised and ran the projects on the 00:31:38.800 --> 00:31:40.540 ground in person in Kenya. 00:31:40.922 --> 00:31:41.382 So for me, 00:31:42.461 --> 00:31:45.284 Nothing would make me happier to announce, 00:31:45.345 --> 00:31:47.326 hey, guys, it's all from the sun. 00:31:47.786 --> 00:31:50.208 And then that's awesome. 00:31:51.128 --> 00:31:54.491 And the reason why there's a distinction 00:31:55.172 --> 00:31:56.732 is maybe, Billy, 00:31:56.752 --> 00:31:57.574 because of what you're saying, 00:31:59.055 --> 00:31:59.796 that's part of it. 00:32:00.195 --> 00:32:01.237 But this is something that you could 00:32:01.277 --> 00:32:01.477 measure. 00:32:01.497 --> 00:32:02.597 And I wouldn't know, right, 00:32:02.617 --> 00:32:04.499 because I couldn't go back in time to 00:32:04.720 --> 00:32:06.641 a hundred years ago and test it to 00:32:06.681 --> 00:32:09.644 see – 00:32:08.027 --> 00:32:10.588 whether what i'm saying which i suspect is 00:32:10.689 --> 00:32:12.670 going to be true which is that in 00:32:12.910 --> 00:32:16.613 either setting you you know i don't know 00:32:16.712 --> 00:32:18.493 whether there was a time in the world 00:32:18.574 --> 00:32:21.796 when a sunset looked like this on your 00:32:21.836 --> 00:32:25.439 face i'll show you what i'm talking about 00:32:25.598 --> 00:32:26.900 because what i'm what i'm dealing with 00:32:26.960 --> 00:32:33.324 here is irradiance like you could see how 00:32:33.344 --> 00:32:34.204 bright that is right 00:32:36.611 --> 00:32:38.491 And I don't know if I lost or 00:32:38.551 --> 00:32:39.432 you lost audio. 00:32:39.593 --> 00:32:40.432 Yeah, I think I'm back. 00:32:40.512 --> 00:32:40.732 Yep. 00:32:41.134 --> 00:32:41.933 I see the brightness. 00:32:42.713 --> 00:32:43.535 Yeah. 00:32:44.555 --> 00:32:47.477 And so this is something that you can 00:32:47.517 --> 00:32:48.497 measure with a meter. 00:32:49.037 --> 00:32:50.758 And in this red and near infrared 00:32:50.798 --> 00:32:51.378 spectrum, 00:32:51.419 --> 00:32:52.898 which is an example where you just saw 00:32:52.919 --> 00:32:55.240 a study done on red and near infrared. 00:32:55.361 --> 00:32:58.201 So when you have the highest concentration 00:32:58.442 --> 00:33:03.003 in that wavelength of red or near infrared 00:33:03.084 --> 00:33:04.404 or both light, 00:33:05.426 --> 00:33:09.371 then you have a high radiance of that 00:33:10.471 --> 00:33:12.252 wavelength of light in this case we're 00:33:12.272 --> 00:33:17.637 talking about at about at about almost 00:33:18.358 --> 00:33:20.840 that's getting close to a foot away you're 00:33:20.881 --> 00:33:23.804 talking about a hundred and sixty 00:33:26.126 --> 00:33:28.709 milliwatts per centimeter squared at close 00:33:28.749 --> 00:33:30.069 to a foot away, 00:33:30.130 --> 00:33:31.731 which I'm talking about even being a lot 00:33:31.771 --> 00:33:32.211 closer. 00:33:32.612 --> 00:33:34.574 The radiance is somewhere up to at this 00:33:34.874 --> 00:33:35.233 time, 00:33:35.875 --> 00:33:37.836 up to forty times the strength of the 00:33:37.916 --> 00:33:41.038 sun in those wavelengths of light that are 00:33:41.058 --> 00:33:42.599 the deepest penetrating because six 00:33:42.619 --> 00:33:43.540 hundred will get to the... 00:33:44.781 --> 00:33:46.403 It'll actually hit the bone and generate 00:33:46.423 --> 00:33:47.384 stem cells within the bone. 00:33:47.423 --> 00:33:48.986 And I'm going to explain that and why 00:33:49.026 --> 00:33:51.688 that is fascinating and really important. 00:33:52.307 --> 00:33:54.628 And then near-infrared especially is like 00:33:54.648 --> 00:33:55.509 the center of the organs. 00:33:55.950 --> 00:33:59.392 So my answer is that there were not 00:33:59.392 --> 00:34:04.756 – okay, for people that are purists, 00:34:05.656 --> 00:34:06.416 which I'm one of them, 00:34:06.817 --> 00:34:11.460 and you firstly understand that energy is 00:34:11.481 --> 00:34:12.601 not created nor destroyed. 00:34:14.456 --> 00:34:18.942 Nobody made this in the sense that it 00:34:19.021 --> 00:34:21.505 required some handiwork, 00:34:21.945 --> 00:34:23.487 but it exists in the field. 00:34:23.527 --> 00:34:25.268 Like you're just accessing things that 00:34:25.329 --> 00:34:27.512 exist that God made that you're accessing, 00:34:27.672 --> 00:34:27.911 right? 00:34:27.952 --> 00:34:30.514 So just because you got something that you 00:34:30.554 --> 00:34:31.976 could get closer to, 00:34:32.697 --> 00:34:34.338 you're actually just using what God made 00:34:34.378 --> 00:34:34.960 and you made it. 00:34:35.360 --> 00:34:36.561 applicable for your time. 00:34:36.581 --> 00:34:38.123 But that's true for so many different 00:34:38.163 --> 00:34:38.463 things. 00:34:38.503 --> 00:34:38.684 Like, 00:34:39.164 --> 00:34:41.467 let's have a look at different categories 00:34:41.867 --> 00:34:44.510 of things where everybody knows that, yes, 00:34:44.909 --> 00:34:46.351 that is really beneficial. 00:34:46.452 --> 00:34:46.652 I mean, 00:34:47.710 --> 00:34:50.610 if it was a chiropractor by just walking, 00:34:50.670 --> 00:34:52.670 yes, you could settle your body, but the, 00:34:52.710 --> 00:34:54.351 the right movement is going to help. 00:34:54.391 --> 00:34:56.192 And that required somebody to move your 00:34:56.211 --> 00:35:00.092 body or let's say, um, with, you know, 00:35:01.634 --> 00:35:01.813 even, 00:35:01.914 --> 00:35:05.094 even some of the like alternative or 00:35:05.255 --> 00:35:07.034 conventional medical therapies, 00:35:07.054 --> 00:35:08.396 there's lots of things that cross over 00:35:08.416 --> 00:35:09.576 into this category where it, 00:35:10.170 --> 00:35:11.871 It's something that exists in the world 00:35:11.891 --> 00:35:12.411 that we live in, 00:35:12.451 --> 00:35:14.612 but it's heightened and it has a more 00:35:14.652 --> 00:35:15.351 dramatic result. 00:35:15.371 --> 00:35:16.512 But that's part of the reason why we 00:35:16.572 --> 00:35:17.552 see things like this. 00:35:17.572 --> 00:35:20.092 Because I'll explain that through this 00:35:20.152 --> 00:35:20.532 example. 00:35:20.552 --> 00:35:21.713 This one's a fascinating one. 00:35:22.693 --> 00:35:24.253 This is... Let's see. 00:35:26.193 --> 00:35:31.596 I'm kind of interested with the Hashimoto 00:35:31.655 --> 00:35:32.996 study here. 00:35:33.396 --> 00:35:33.916 See that one? 00:35:34.635 --> 00:35:34.976 Yeah, 00:35:34.996 --> 00:35:36.217 a lot of people I know with that 00:35:36.237 --> 00:35:36.297 one. 00:35:36.317 --> 00:35:37.856 Okay. 00:35:37.896 --> 00:35:38.077 So... 00:35:39.215 --> 00:35:40.715 This had three hundred and fifty people in 00:35:40.775 --> 00:35:40.894 it. 00:35:41.076 --> 00:35:42.456 And it's Hashimoto's thyroiditis, 00:35:42.476 --> 00:35:43.876 which is a chronic autoimmune condition 00:35:43.896 --> 00:35:45.217 that's known to be irreversible, 00:35:45.317 --> 00:35:47.496 even largely by functional medicine 00:35:47.516 --> 00:35:47.916 doctors. 00:35:47.978 --> 00:35:49.697 They actually would just get people on 00:35:49.737 --> 00:35:52.458 thyroid hormone replaced hormone 00:35:52.478 --> 00:35:54.318 replacement therapy in general and to 00:35:54.378 --> 00:35:55.920 supplement for their thyroid. 00:35:55.940 --> 00:35:58.199 So they don't the majority of which don't 00:35:58.621 --> 00:36:00.601 really believe in reversing it, 00:36:00.661 --> 00:36:01.501 more managing it. 00:36:01.900 --> 00:36:02.202 OK, 00:36:02.601 --> 00:36:05.141 so and so now I'm answering the sunlight 00:36:05.181 --> 00:36:05.682 question. 00:36:06.143 --> 00:36:06.302 So 00:36:07.525 --> 00:36:08.007 Yeah, Billy, 00:36:08.027 --> 00:36:09.148 do you think out of the three hundred 00:36:09.168 --> 00:36:09.768 and fifty people, 00:36:09.809 --> 00:36:11.130 the people that are not in the red 00:36:11.170 --> 00:36:12.833 light group would have got any sunlight 00:36:12.934 --> 00:36:15.376 exposure over their thyroid? 00:36:15.396 --> 00:36:15.898 Probably not. 00:36:16.842 --> 00:36:17.342 You don't think? 00:36:17.702 --> 00:36:19.264 You don't think that any of them had 00:36:19.324 --> 00:36:21.864 even five minutes in the day? 00:36:21.943 --> 00:36:22.485 Because remember, 00:36:22.505 --> 00:36:23.744 they even had to go to a clinic 00:36:23.784 --> 00:36:27.686 to get... Okay, yeah, in that scenario. 00:36:28.106 --> 00:36:29.146 Yes, you see what I mean? 00:36:29.186 --> 00:36:30.106 They don't get a lot, 00:36:30.527 --> 00:36:32.606 but do you see how it's the area 00:36:32.626 --> 00:36:34.487 that's always exposed? 00:36:34.788 --> 00:36:36.349 Unless you're wearing a turtleneck, 00:36:36.369 --> 00:36:37.528 which aren't in fashion right now, 00:36:37.548 --> 00:36:37.809 by the way. 00:36:38.789 --> 00:36:41.211 don't, don't, don't do it, Billy. 00:36:41.431 --> 00:36:42.192 It's not worth it. 00:36:42.452 --> 00:36:42.753 You know, 00:36:42.793 --> 00:36:45.914 like your children will take photos. 00:36:46.315 --> 00:36:47.135 They'll make memes. 00:36:47.155 --> 00:36:47.836 It's not worth it. 00:36:47.856 --> 00:36:50.038 Okay. 00:36:50.298 --> 00:36:51.639 No, no, I don't have anything against it. 00:36:51.679 --> 00:36:52.400 I'm just trying to, 00:36:52.601 --> 00:36:53.581 trying to riff on something, 00:36:53.621 --> 00:36:54.581 but let's get back to it. 00:36:54.902 --> 00:36:55.123 So, 00:36:55.762 --> 00:36:57.164 but my point is that the thyroid is 00:36:57.184 --> 00:36:58.244 going to be exposed to, 00:36:58.699 --> 00:37:00.480 generally for people for some point in the 00:37:00.519 --> 00:37:00.681 day, 00:37:00.701 --> 00:37:01.880 considering that this was very short 00:37:01.900 --> 00:37:02.240 treatment, 00:37:02.280 --> 00:37:03.960 like minutes over the thyroid with the red 00:37:04.001 --> 00:37:05.882 light, I'm saying that that, 00:37:06.222 --> 00:37:07.681 because you see two different groups here. 00:37:07.722 --> 00:37:10.443 Here's the group that has red light and 00:37:10.523 --> 00:37:11.842 supplements and the other group that does 00:37:11.922 --> 00:37:12.764 supplements only, 00:37:12.804 --> 00:37:14.704 which I would say that there's definitely 00:37:14.764 --> 00:37:15.503 sunlight exposure. 00:37:15.603 --> 00:37:16.184 It has to be, 00:37:16.204 --> 00:37:18.565 there's no way that people wouldn't get a 00:37:18.625 --> 00:37:19.724 tiny amount of that. 00:37:19.945 --> 00:37:21.525 And, you know, 00:37:21.565 --> 00:37:22.885 take my theory or leave it, 00:37:23.286 --> 00:37:24.425 but here's what happened. 00:37:25.166 --> 00:37:25.967 Seventy times, 00:37:26.706 --> 00:37:29.047 The red light group achieved their 00:37:29.427 --> 00:37:29.847 T-three, 00:37:29.887 --> 00:37:32.228 T-four ratio thyroid hormone balance at a 00:37:32.608 --> 00:37:35.268 rate of seventy times the magnitude of the 00:37:35.469 --> 00:37:36.489 non-red light group. 00:37:37.769 --> 00:37:39.010 That seems pretty conclusive. 00:37:39.030 --> 00:37:39.789 Yeah, 00:37:39.989 --> 00:37:41.791 and fifteen times greater at reducing 00:37:41.871 --> 00:37:45.731 levothyroxine dosage, you know, Synthroid. 00:37:47.076 --> 00:37:48.077 This was another example. 00:37:48.277 --> 00:37:55.001 People are looking even at sunrises and 00:37:55.041 --> 00:37:55.501 sunsets. 00:37:55.523 --> 00:37:56.222 Not everyone, 00:37:56.262 --> 00:37:58.784 but people are looking in front of them 00:37:58.925 --> 00:38:00.186 without sunglasses. 00:38:01.186 --> 00:38:03.168 There's a lot of people with sunglasses. 00:38:03.208 --> 00:38:04.750 But in this case, on average, 00:38:05.389 --> 00:38:06.891 people had a. 00:38:06.951 --> 00:38:08.972 Seventeen percent improvement in eyesight 00:38:09.032 --> 00:38:10.793 on average within the same twenty four 00:38:10.833 --> 00:38:12.735 hour period with just three minutes of 00:38:12.795 --> 00:38:14.197 exposure with your eyes open. 00:38:16.463 --> 00:38:17.784 So you compare that again to nature. 00:38:17.844 --> 00:38:20.086 We're just seeing accelerations and it's 00:38:20.126 --> 00:38:21.168 just observable. 00:38:21.268 --> 00:38:22.909 And if you have a chronic condition and 00:38:23.510 --> 00:38:23.630 it's, 00:38:23.731 --> 00:38:25.532 it's really good to just see that because 00:38:25.552 --> 00:38:27.394 I, and I, you know, 00:38:27.414 --> 00:38:28.036 we're talking med bed, right? 00:38:28.056 --> 00:38:28.496 Is, is it, is it, is it, 00:38:28.536 --> 00:38:28.996 is it, is it, is it, is it, 00:38:29.016 --> 00:38:29.496 is it, is it, is it, is it, 00:38:29.516 --> 00:38:29.978 is it, is it, is it, is it, 00:38:29.998 --> 00:38:30.677 is it, is it, is it, is it, 00:38:30.697 --> 00:38:31.179 is it, is it, is it, is it, 00:38:31.199 --> 00:38:31.659 is it, is it, is it, is it, 00:38:31.679 --> 00:38:32.260 is it, is it, is it, is it, 00:38:32.280 --> 00:38:32.900 is it, is it, is it, is it, 00:38:32.920 --> 00:38:33.380 is it, is it, is it, is it, 00:38:33.400 --> 00:38:33.922 is it, is it, is it, is it, 00:38:33.942 --> 00:38:34.623 is it, is it, is it, is it, 00:38:34.643 --> 00:38:34.902 is it, is it, 00:38:36.054 --> 00:38:36.574 The med bed, 00:38:36.795 --> 00:38:39.137 the purist ideology would say, no, 00:38:39.157 --> 00:38:40.858 it needs to be complete like right away. 00:38:41.239 --> 00:38:42.860 But there is something about human nature 00:38:43.521 --> 00:38:46.041 is very impatient. 00:38:46.061 --> 00:38:49.425 You see that we're not okay with that 00:38:49.465 --> 00:38:51.005 because that could mean a complete 00:38:51.065 --> 00:38:51.666 recovery. 00:38:51.686 --> 00:38:53.668 And I've seen cases like this over the 00:38:53.708 --> 00:38:54.969 course of weeks or even months. 00:38:55.068 --> 00:38:58.672 And Clayton from Redacted News said, 00:38:59.599 --> 00:39:00.358 Clayton Morris, 00:39:00.458 --> 00:39:03.119 he shared that within three weeks, he, 00:39:03.159 --> 00:39:04.561 his wife and his mother-in-law had 00:39:04.581 --> 00:39:06.621 dramatic improvements in their eyesight. 00:39:06.981 --> 00:39:08.362 And he went off the cuff for what 00:39:08.443 --> 00:39:09.063 his was. 00:39:09.163 --> 00:39:10.903 And it was between forty and fifty percent 00:39:10.963 --> 00:39:14.065 better vision from three weeks. 00:39:14.505 --> 00:39:15.746 And so that would be an example. 00:39:16.246 --> 00:39:18.047 And again, he doesn't have the markers. 00:39:18.226 --> 00:39:19.766 He doesn't have the lab work to prove 00:39:19.806 --> 00:39:20.047 that. 00:39:20.246 --> 00:39:23.389 He's just going with with trying his best 00:39:23.409 --> 00:39:25.128 to be an independent journalist to report 00:39:25.148 --> 00:39:26.010 on what happened for him. 00:39:26.670 --> 00:39:28.291 And and then was very kind of 00:39:30.106 --> 00:39:31.487 open ended about it. 00:39:31.527 --> 00:39:33.128 Just like, how is this possible? 00:39:33.208 --> 00:39:35.248 Tell me more about this kind of not 00:39:35.288 --> 00:39:35.628 really. 00:39:36.128 --> 00:39:37.268 Yeah. 00:39:37.309 --> 00:39:38.568 When I listened to that interview, 00:39:38.668 --> 00:39:40.630 because I'm a big fan of the redacted 00:39:40.650 --> 00:39:40.849 show, 00:39:40.869 --> 00:39:42.110 I listen to everything that comes out. 00:39:42.130 --> 00:39:43.510 I thought the same thing. 00:39:43.849 --> 00:39:44.130 I'm like, 00:39:44.170 --> 00:39:45.751 if I had those results that he had, 00:39:45.831 --> 00:39:47.371 I thought I would be a little bit 00:39:47.451 --> 00:39:50.452 more animated because I've gotten results, 00:39:50.552 --> 00:39:52.552 you know, out of, you know, 00:39:52.731 --> 00:39:54.452 and when I use your device, I mean, 00:39:55.719 --> 00:39:57.021 I am thinking, OK, man, 00:39:57.101 --> 00:39:58.422 this especially in the winter, 00:39:58.461 --> 00:40:00.664 that's when it really feels like it moves 00:40:00.684 --> 00:40:01.445 the needle for me, 00:40:01.485 --> 00:40:04.648 because this time of year as a farmer, 00:40:04.827 --> 00:40:07.090 I'm nearly outside all of the time. 00:40:07.150 --> 00:40:07.369 I mean, 00:40:07.429 --> 00:40:08.710 I get to take a break every once 00:40:08.731 --> 00:40:09.992 in a while to talk to somebody like 00:40:10.032 --> 00:40:10.271 you. 00:40:11.172 --> 00:40:13.514 And but normally I'm going to be outside 00:40:13.574 --> 00:40:13.954 all day. 00:40:14.775 --> 00:40:15.876 So I don't really get a chance to 00:40:15.916 --> 00:40:16.277 do it then. 00:40:16.297 --> 00:40:17.438 But in the winter, believe me, 00:40:17.518 --> 00:40:18.378 I make time for it. 00:40:18.518 --> 00:40:19.920 And it does feel like it moves the 00:40:19.960 --> 00:40:20.721 needle in a big way. 00:40:20.800 --> 00:40:22.461 I thought Clayton, I was like, man, 00:40:22.481 --> 00:40:24.384 that's a really subdued reaction 00:40:27.005 --> 00:40:28.567 considering what you just said there. 00:40:28.608 --> 00:40:30.088 I mean, I would be skipping the, 00:40:30.289 --> 00:40:31.329 you know, dancing the jig. 00:40:31.730 --> 00:40:32.309 That's awesome. 00:40:32.469 --> 00:40:33.150 No, I love it. 00:40:33.590 --> 00:40:35.431 And I can show you my text with 00:40:35.452 --> 00:40:38.273 him and he, he was really happy, 00:40:38.592 --> 00:40:39.972 but you know what I love? 00:40:40.333 --> 00:40:42.233 He did a good job of kind of, 00:40:42.614 --> 00:40:43.675 I think in some ways, 00:40:43.775 --> 00:40:45.434 if I was to guess at why it 00:40:45.496 --> 00:40:48.996 might've been that he was well aware of 00:40:49.056 --> 00:40:50.737 the fact that people could just say, 00:40:50.777 --> 00:40:51.177 you know what, 00:40:51.217 --> 00:40:53.838 this guy's a sponsor of the show and 00:40:53.918 --> 00:40:55.159 he's making up the story. 00:40:55.458 --> 00:40:56.679 I think that that might've been a, 00:40:57.731 --> 00:40:59.713 something that he was considering that 00:40:59.813 --> 00:41:01.695 somebody could like leverage. 00:41:02.114 --> 00:41:03.737 I don't think he's worried about it, 00:41:03.757 --> 00:41:05.498 but just like he was just artful in 00:41:05.579 --> 00:41:08.782 his approach and just decided to kind of 00:41:09.922 --> 00:41:10.963 just be like, hey, 00:41:11.003 --> 00:41:12.626 here's what happened for me. 00:41:13.226 --> 00:41:15.027 Is this what I've observed? 00:41:15.088 --> 00:41:15.489 I don't know. 00:41:17.050 --> 00:41:17.269 Is it? 00:41:17.289 --> 00:41:19.311 But it's funny because if you watched the 00:41:19.351 --> 00:41:20.911 previous interview, he said, 00:41:21.092 --> 00:41:23.313 I hate these reading glasses. 00:41:23.893 --> 00:41:24.992 If there's any way for me to get 00:41:25.072 --> 00:41:25.393 off them. 00:41:25.472 --> 00:41:27.153 And then I happened to mention this study. 00:41:27.313 --> 00:41:29.255 And he said, tell me more. 00:41:29.335 --> 00:41:30.175 Tell me more. 00:41:31.275 --> 00:41:32.195 We have a car. 00:41:32.635 --> 00:41:35.757 And then he then got started within the 00:41:35.797 --> 00:41:36.117 week. 00:41:36.177 --> 00:41:36.938 And he was eager. 00:41:37.018 --> 00:41:38.777 And he got a great result. 00:41:38.838 --> 00:41:41.298 And I'm excited to see how things track 00:41:41.798 --> 00:41:42.460 with him. 00:41:42.840 --> 00:41:43.139 Yeah. 00:41:44.545 --> 00:41:44.987 That's funny. 00:41:47.168 --> 00:41:49.731 Yeah, it was exciting, man. 00:41:49.911 --> 00:41:51.333 And there's lots of people like that. 00:41:52.233 --> 00:41:54.275 Russell Brand, his wife, Laura, 00:41:56.637 --> 00:41:58.079 with the PEMF, 00:41:58.139 --> 00:41:59.862 Russell calls it these righteous 00:41:59.922 --> 00:42:01.123 gemstones, Jonathan. 00:42:01.382 --> 00:42:04.626 I love these righteous gemstones. 00:42:04.666 --> 00:42:06.648 We've got to do whatever Christ wants us 00:42:06.688 --> 00:42:07.009 to do. 00:42:07.048 --> 00:42:08.250 What are we going to do? 00:42:08.768 --> 00:42:09.548 Can you tell me what we're going to 00:42:09.568 --> 00:42:10.608 do? 00:42:10.628 --> 00:42:12.070 Let's, let's make it, come on. 00:42:12.090 --> 00:42:13.369 Let's make a community together. 00:42:13.510 --> 00:42:13.949 Let's do it. 00:42:14.150 --> 00:42:16.909 And, and, and Jonathan, what, what, 00:42:16.969 --> 00:42:17.471 what are you saying? 00:42:17.530 --> 00:42:18.371 That, that the, 00:42:18.391 --> 00:42:19.530 the Anglerfish are demonic. 00:42:19.851 --> 00:42:22.471 You saying that, that they, 00:42:22.510 --> 00:42:24.172 that we should just kill them all and 00:42:24.192 --> 00:42:24.952 genocide them all. 00:42:24.972 --> 00:42:26.012 And that's what you're proposing. 00:42:26.052 --> 00:42:26.711 Not like Russell. 00:42:26.751 --> 00:42:27.371 I didn't say that. 00:42:27.512 --> 00:42:28.693 I said that they look demonic. 00:42:28.753 --> 00:42:29.032 Okay. 00:42:29.472 --> 00:42:31.213 The Anglerfish from Finding Nemo is 00:42:31.913 --> 00:42:32.172 anyway. 00:42:32.213 --> 00:42:33.313 So we, he, 00:42:33.413 --> 00:42:34.893 he managed to try to change everything I 00:42:34.914 --> 00:42:36.653 was saying in comedy, but he, um, 00:42:38.327 --> 00:42:38.487 Yeah, 00:42:38.507 --> 00:42:40.068 and the science behind urine therapy made 00:42:40.108 --> 00:42:40.588 sense to him, 00:42:40.608 --> 00:42:41.748 so he found that fascinating. 00:42:41.768 --> 00:42:42.210 But Laura, 00:42:42.269 --> 00:42:46.373 she was getting so much energy from the 00:42:46.472 --> 00:42:47.353 PEMF match. 00:42:47.373 --> 00:42:48.735 She'd lie on it for thirty minutes and 00:42:48.755 --> 00:42:49.956 she couldn't help but fall asleep in the 00:42:50.016 --> 00:42:50.436 afternoon. 00:42:50.456 --> 00:42:52.858 She got a few little children. 00:42:53.518 --> 00:42:55.338 and she just wipes out while she's on 00:42:55.358 --> 00:42:55.980 it for thirty minutes. 00:42:56.000 --> 00:42:57.960 She cannot stop from getting pulled into 00:42:57.981 --> 00:42:58.920 the vortex of sleep. 00:42:58.940 --> 00:43:00.782 Then she says, and then I get up, 00:43:00.862 --> 00:43:02.963 and I've got so much energy, Jonathan, 00:43:04.724 --> 00:43:05.784 and then I can't get to sleep for 00:43:05.864 --> 00:43:06.226 one a.m. 00:43:06.286 --> 00:43:07.206 I think I'm doing it at the wrong 00:43:07.266 --> 00:43:07.786 time in the day. 00:43:07.806 --> 00:43:09.166 I'm like, yes, yes, love. 00:43:09.527 --> 00:43:10.768 If you do that before you go to 00:43:10.807 --> 00:43:11.007 bed, 00:43:11.047 --> 00:43:12.329 you will sleep really well through the 00:43:12.349 --> 00:43:12.509 night. 00:43:12.528 --> 00:43:14.050 That's why sixty nine point seven percent 00:43:14.150 --> 00:43:16.552 of the people with insomnia either report 00:43:16.572 --> 00:43:19.552 a complete remission or a significant 00:43:19.813 --> 00:43:20.313 improvement. 00:43:20.873 --> 00:43:23.717 with their dramatic improvement with their 00:43:23.757 --> 00:43:24.338 insomnia. 00:43:24.719 --> 00:43:25.320 He says, Jonathan, 00:43:25.360 --> 00:43:26.902 do you feel like it could help our 00:43:26.943 --> 00:43:28.925 love life? 00:43:28.945 --> 00:43:29.527 Laurie says, well, 00:43:29.547 --> 00:43:31.289 we've got some dependents in the room that 00:43:31.309 --> 00:43:32.952 we need to get out if we want 00:43:32.992 --> 00:43:35.054 that to happen, don't we? 00:43:35.155 --> 00:43:37.137 Anyway, that's me outing Russell. 00:43:37.668 --> 00:43:39.570 Yeah, I think it's a good, 00:43:39.590 --> 00:43:40.831 you do a good imitation of them. 00:43:40.992 --> 00:43:42.032 So back, you know, 00:43:42.213 --> 00:43:43.253 regarding these med beds, 00:43:43.295 --> 00:43:44.755 it sounds like to me to a great 00:43:44.775 --> 00:43:46.137 extent, you know, 00:43:46.177 --> 00:43:47.599 maybe we don't need them right now. 00:43:47.619 --> 00:43:49.402 And, you know, I mean, 00:43:49.442 --> 00:43:52.085 between the pulse electric magnetic field 00:43:52.125 --> 00:43:55.268 mats and these red light therapy devices, 00:43:55.327 --> 00:43:56.670 both of which we have right here. 00:43:56.869 --> 00:43:58.572 And believe me, we use them regularly. 00:43:58.751 --> 00:43:59.833 When you do the kind of work I 00:43:59.853 --> 00:44:01.153 do and you work in the mountains I 00:44:01.193 --> 00:44:02.735 do, you're going to get bumps, bruises, 00:44:02.976 --> 00:44:03.795 aches, pains. 00:44:05.318 --> 00:44:06.197 It doesn't even matter. 00:44:06.237 --> 00:44:07.219 You're going to have a lot of things 00:44:07.239 --> 00:44:07.800 that go on. 00:44:07.840 --> 00:44:08.940 And I use these things, 00:44:09.420 --> 00:44:11.682 especially the PEMF mat as of late. 00:44:12.463 --> 00:44:13.384 I have been using that. 00:44:13.483 --> 00:44:14.284 And honestly, 00:44:14.344 --> 00:44:16.586 like Russell's significant other was 00:44:16.626 --> 00:44:19.108 talking about, for me, that's a good time. 00:44:20.530 --> 00:44:23.693 When I'm laying on that mat, 00:44:23.713 --> 00:44:24.914 there's different ways you can go about 00:44:24.974 --> 00:44:25.074 it. 00:44:25.594 --> 00:44:26.635 When I'm laying on that mat, 00:44:26.715 --> 00:44:27.815 I see it as a good time for 00:44:27.835 --> 00:44:29.297 me to memorize more scripture. 00:44:29.838 --> 00:44:31.059 So that's what I do to kind of 00:44:31.079 --> 00:44:33.000 keep myself occupied a little bit while 00:44:33.081 --> 00:44:33.661 I'm doing it. 00:44:34.322 --> 00:44:35.943 And it does move the needle in a 00:44:35.983 --> 00:44:36.923 very, very big way. 00:44:36.983 --> 00:44:38.565 So I'm guessing what I hear from you, 00:44:39.025 --> 00:44:40.246 because I want to go into this stem 00:44:40.266 --> 00:44:43.528 cell thing for a little bit. 00:44:43.568 --> 00:44:44.309 There are... 00:44:45.728 --> 00:44:46.929 I mean, just correct me if I'm wrong. 00:44:47.230 --> 00:44:48.331 Med bed, no med bed. 00:44:48.371 --> 00:44:49.692 It really doesn't matter because we got 00:44:49.711 --> 00:44:51.313 some tech out here right now that seems 00:44:51.333 --> 00:44:52.474 to be moving the needle in a big 00:44:52.514 --> 00:44:52.775 way. 00:44:52.795 --> 00:44:53.795 Am I wrong? 00:44:53.876 --> 00:44:54.916 Yeah, exactly. 00:44:55.137 --> 00:44:55.456 Exactly. 00:44:55.856 --> 00:44:57.719 Look, I'm all for it. 00:44:58.059 --> 00:45:00.320 If anyone has anything, bring it. 00:45:00.561 --> 00:45:01.202 Let's go. 00:45:01.262 --> 00:45:01.902 Let's go. 00:45:01.942 --> 00:45:03.023 People are dying now. 00:45:04.443 --> 00:45:06.545 I got a call with somebody on Saturdays, 00:45:07.286 --> 00:45:08.246 which is my Sabbath. 00:45:08.327 --> 00:45:11.489 I had a call with somebody who stage 00:45:11.530 --> 00:45:14.693 four kidney, liver, and bone cancer. 00:45:15.695 --> 00:45:17.076 And I said, Dave, 00:45:17.115 --> 00:45:18.715 everyone that's talking to you is like 00:45:18.735 --> 00:45:20.077 looking at you like you're a dead man, 00:45:20.117 --> 00:45:20.317 right? 00:45:20.336 --> 00:45:21.197 He said, yeah. 00:45:21.677 --> 00:45:22.237 And this is like, 00:45:22.358 --> 00:45:23.958 nobody is giving you any hope. 00:45:24.059 --> 00:45:25.739 And my whole point is saying this, 00:45:25.759 --> 00:45:26.719 I'm not making any claims, 00:45:26.960 --> 00:45:28.800 but just by God's grace, he will recover. 00:45:28.920 --> 00:45:29.420 I don't know. 00:45:29.940 --> 00:45:30.661 I believe it though. 00:45:30.701 --> 00:45:31.422 I don't look at him. 00:45:32.501 --> 00:45:33.802 I don't look at him and think, oh, 00:45:33.842 --> 00:45:34.983 he's unlikely to make it. 00:45:35.282 --> 00:45:36.764 I don't think that at all because I 00:45:36.784 --> 00:45:38.625 could show you so many examples of people 00:45:38.965 --> 00:45:40.646 making it with that. 00:45:41.766 --> 00:45:42.867 You could say it doesn't get any worse 00:45:42.887 --> 00:45:43.206 than that. 00:45:43.766 --> 00:45:44.047 Sure. 00:45:44.186 --> 00:45:46.007 But I could show you cases at that 00:45:46.068 --> 00:45:47.389 level and I could show you before and 00:45:47.449 --> 00:45:48.489 afters and all these different things. 00:45:48.528 --> 00:45:52.530 And my point is that should he wait, 00:45:52.911 --> 00:45:53.911 wait for the med bed? 00:45:54.190 --> 00:45:54.672 You see what I mean? 00:45:54.692 --> 00:45:55.492 Exactly. 00:45:57.034 --> 00:45:57.713 should he wait? 00:45:57.875 --> 00:45:59.856 But if there's something coming in the 00:45:59.916 --> 00:46:01.916 future, then I'm welcoming it. 00:46:01.956 --> 00:46:02.376 Thank you. 00:46:02.436 --> 00:46:03.577 I want to know if there's somebody in 00:46:03.597 --> 00:46:04.478 the comments like, John, 00:46:04.498 --> 00:46:05.739 there's no doubt it's this. 00:46:05.798 --> 00:46:06.639 And okay, cool. 00:46:06.659 --> 00:46:08.440 Like show me scientifically what you mean. 00:46:09.360 --> 00:46:11.342 I'm not saying that let's like skirmish 00:46:11.382 --> 00:46:12.523 scientifically because like, 00:46:12.543 --> 00:46:14.625 we'll try to like out ego each other 00:46:14.644 --> 00:46:15.425 or something like that, 00:46:15.465 --> 00:46:16.686 or outperform each other. 00:46:16.706 --> 00:46:17.306 I'm just saying like, 00:46:17.385 --> 00:46:19.246 what mechanisms do you think it might 00:46:19.367 --> 00:46:20.068 operate through? 00:46:20.108 --> 00:46:21.509 Because we have to go with what we 00:46:21.548 --> 00:46:21.768 know. 00:46:22.509 --> 00:46:24.230 And is it going to be technology that, 00:46:24.791 --> 00:46:25.030 you know, 00:46:26.074 --> 00:46:27.655 it hasn't won a Nobel Prize or it 00:46:27.715 --> 00:46:31.896 hasn't had any crossover with the military 00:46:32.036 --> 00:46:34.277 or with the space program, 00:46:34.297 --> 00:46:36.659 which not a fan, 00:46:39.440 --> 00:46:42.481 but they do do good things in the 00:46:42.521 --> 00:46:45.163 sectors because they've got to justify the 00:46:45.262 --> 00:46:46.802 laundering of money that they're doing. 00:46:46.862 --> 00:46:49.844 So they did actually develop LED tech and 00:46:50.164 --> 00:46:52.465 it just pushed ninety percent of the power 00:46:52.485 --> 00:46:53.905 into light and ten percent into heat. 00:46:53.945 --> 00:46:55.146 It's not that. 00:46:56.277 --> 00:46:58.018 it's not that blockbuster, but it, 00:46:58.239 --> 00:46:59.800 but it really is in some ways because 00:46:59.840 --> 00:47:01.242 it allows us to then have a high 00:47:01.262 --> 00:47:01.943 delivery power. 00:47:01.963 --> 00:47:03.405 What you're seeing is, is the, 00:47:03.644 --> 00:47:05.226 is the presence of light emitting diet 00:47:05.266 --> 00:47:05.527 tech. 00:47:06.128 --> 00:47:07.588 So the stem cell aspect, I mean, 00:47:07.710 --> 00:47:08.230 fascinating. 00:47:08.250 --> 00:47:08.871 And I love this. 00:47:08.891 --> 00:47:10.813 I, you know, you, you kind of, 00:47:11.161 --> 00:47:12.742 I'm kind of a little bit geeking out 00:47:12.802 --> 00:47:13.461 on it. 00:47:14.362 --> 00:47:16.222 Well, Jonathan, before you go into that, 00:47:16.382 --> 00:47:18.003 let me just kind of set the stage 00:47:18.023 --> 00:47:18.364 a little bit. 00:47:18.423 --> 00:47:20.123 I know people that are spending over 00:47:20.244 --> 00:47:20.764 twenty, 00:47:20.824 --> 00:47:22.545 twenty five thousand bucks for stem cell 00:47:22.585 --> 00:47:23.005 therapy. 00:47:23.306 --> 00:47:24.005 Yeah. 00:47:24.045 --> 00:47:25.606 And they're going to places like Mexico 00:47:25.646 --> 00:47:26.547 because, of course, 00:47:26.567 --> 00:47:28.007 in the United States of amnesia, 00:47:28.047 --> 00:47:28.987 they don't allow it here. 00:47:29.728 --> 00:47:32.228 But do we have to spend twenty five 00:47:32.248 --> 00:47:32.969 thousand bucks? 00:47:33.009 --> 00:47:35.630 Because I'm not and I don't think you 00:47:35.769 --> 00:47:36.291 are either. 00:47:36.371 --> 00:47:38.590 So I have I have. 00:47:38.911 --> 00:47:40.072 Bill, you want to know this? 00:47:40.552 --> 00:47:41.773 You know, you know, you know, 00:47:41.793 --> 00:47:42.432 I'm very honest. 00:47:42.492 --> 00:47:43.773 I wouldn't make up some story. 00:47:43.833 --> 00:47:44.114 Right. 00:47:44.733 --> 00:47:45.313 So, I mean, 00:47:45.333 --> 00:47:48.414 you don't nobody knows like where we and 00:47:48.454 --> 00:47:49.456 we've all got like. 00:47:50.835 --> 00:47:53.257 Dishonesty in in us in some ways, 00:47:53.277 --> 00:47:54.498 because that's sin, right? 00:47:54.557 --> 00:47:56.277 If you really understand sin is really 00:47:56.318 --> 00:47:58.059 dishonesty and it's, you know, 00:47:58.668 --> 00:48:00.469 infidelity to God and things like that. 00:48:00.510 --> 00:48:02.291 But you know that I just want to 00:48:02.331 --> 00:48:03.891 tell the truth and I could make up 00:48:04.072 --> 00:48:05.393 like weirdest stories, but yeah, 00:48:05.452 --> 00:48:06.813 I spent a hundred grand over, 00:48:06.974 --> 00:48:08.635 over that on stem cells for me, 00:48:09.114 --> 00:48:11.195 my wife, my mother in no, no, no, 00:48:11.235 --> 00:48:12.097 not my mother-in-law, 00:48:12.157 --> 00:48:13.858 my father-in-law and my father. 00:48:14.277 --> 00:48:15.157 I got his knees, both. 00:48:15.177 --> 00:48:16.458 He's done knees done twice. 00:48:16.858 --> 00:48:19.440 I got my, um, my father-in-law, 00:48:19.581 --> 00:48:21.402 I got his neck, his knee. 00:48:22.302 --> 00:48:25.264 Um, I did IV multiple times. 00:48:27.021 --> 00:48:27.561 Dude, 00:48:27.641 --> 00:48:28.682 I don't even want to tell you other 00:48:28.702 --> 00:48:34.503 things. 00:48:36.925 --> 00:48:42.626 I've had them injected into my groin area. 00:48:42.706 --> 00:48:45.927 And the reason for that was because I... 00:48:48.898 --> 00:48:51.260 dude, why am I talking about this? 00:48:51.380 --> 00:48:53.181 Ram when you need him, because you know, 00:48:53.221 --> 00:48:54.882 he'd be having a field day with this. 00:48:54.902 --> 00:48:55.601 Okay. 00:48:57.302 --> 00:48:59.003 Now this gives me the opportunity to talk 00:48:59.023 --> 00:48:59.224 about, 00:48:59.403 --> 00:49:02.284 to mention something that I feel strongly 00:49:02.324 --> 00:49:02.625 about. 00:49:02.945 --> 00:49:05.606 I got circumcised as an adult and I, 00:49:06.494 --> 00:49:08.394 And I actually, after more research, 00:49:08.434 --> 00:49:09.375 I've done a lot of research in the 00:49:09.414 --> 00:49:09.775 Bible, 00:49:09.894 --> 00:49:12.396 and then I don't think that people should 00:49:12.436 --> 00:49:13.436 do it to their children. 00:49:13.536 --> 00:49:15.257 I think there's lots of good reasons now 00:49:15.376 --> 00:49:17.077 why it became not a thing of the 00:49:17.097 --> 00:49:17.518 New Testament. 00:49:17.577 --> 00:49:17.797 Anyway, 00:49:18.177 --> 00:49:20.579 so this was like an attempt to reclaim 00:49:20.619 --> 00:49:20.898 something. 00:49:21.259 --> 00:49:23.019 But nothing in any context. 00:49:23.039 --> 00:49:24.380 My wife, it worked for her once. 00:49:24.420 --> 00:49:27.041 But every other thing, my dad, 00:49:27.101 --> 00:49:28.141 multiple failed attempts. 00:49:28.362 --> 00:49:29.121 It did not work. 00:49:29.202 --> 00:49:29.842 It was painful. 00:49:30.541 --> 00:49:30.722 And... 00:49:32.523 --> 00:49:33.463 IV is not painful, 00:49:33.824 --> 00:49:35.766 but the knees and the other one that 00:49:35.806 --> 00:49:37.748 I talked about was... Guys, have a laugh, 00:49:37.789 --> 00:49:42.273 but it's... Anyway, it's funny. 00:49:43.594 --> 00:49:46.157 Here's what does work from my research and 00:49:46.177 --> 00:49:46.938 from what I've seen. 00:49:47.498 --> 00:49:50.280 So this study was on humans' bone marrow, 00:49:50.681 --> 00:49:51.563 and it was... 00:49:52.894 --> 00:49:55.956 for stem cell counts in humans in vivo, 00:49:56.275 --> 00:49:56.797 in life. 00:49:57.536 --> 00:49:59.938 And this was showing here an increase from 00:50:00.018 --> 00:50:02.219 seven point eight percent to twenty nine 00:50:02.259 --> 00:50:02.838 percent. 00:50:03.778 --> 00:50:05.000 Twenty nine point five percent. 00:50:05.940 --> 00:50:08.001 And which was a single session, 00:50:08.360 --> 00:50:10.862 which guess what was a hundred seconds. 00:50:12.983 --> 00:50:14.804 So so then people that kind of push 00:50:14.824 --> 00:50:16.023 back say I don't have time to do 00:50:16.063 --> 00:50:16.204 that. 00:50:16.563 --> 00:50:18.744 Nobody has time to sit there for two 00:50:18.804 --> 00:50:19.144 hours. 00:50:19.204 --> 00:50:20.766 Nobody that's busy has time for that. 00:50:20.806 --> 00:50:20.945 But 00:50:21.902 --> 00:50:22.884 Do you have a hundred seconds? 00:50:22.903 --> 00:50:23.543 Okay. 00:50:24.304 --> 00:50:26.847 And then it started within two to four 00:50:26.887 --> 00:50:29.608 hours and peaked at two to four days. 00:50:29.628 --> 00:50:30.329 You'll see that here. 00:50:31.070 --> 00:50:32.670 And then gradually returned to baseline 00:50:32.710 --> 00:50:32.971 levels, 00:50:32.990 --> 00:50:35.632 which means that you're designed to get 00:50:35.672 --> 00:50:37.335 this continual influx of light. 00:50:37.375 --> 00:50:38.956 So hence why as well, 00:50:39.036 --> 00:50:40.456 like if somebody's talking about a med bed 00:50:40.856 --> 00:50:44.400 that exists that you go to and then 00:50:44.420 --> 00:50:47.461 you put yourself into it and then you 00:50:47.501 --> 00:50:50.324 get better and then you're done, 00:50:51.932 --> 00:50:52.934 But then how do you deal with the 00:50:52.974 --> 00:50:54.556 fact that you have to eat forty three 00:50:54.576 --> 00:50:56.157 bowls of spinach to equal one from the 00:50:56.197 --> 00:50:58.960 nineteen fifties from the UCLA study? 00:50:59.721 --> 00:51:00.862 So how do you deal with all these 00:51:00.902 --> 00:51:02.643 deficiencies that so that's not going to 00:51:02.664 --> 00:51:03.304 create any issues? 00:51:03.364 --> 00:51:03.505 OK, 00:51:03.525 --> 00:51:04.806 then you go back to the med bed. 00:51:05.467 --> 00:51:06.527 OK, so then you just keep going. 00:51:06.849 --> 00:51:08.791 But this this is the 00:51:09.824 --> 00:51:11.065 the person that's a little bit more 00:51:11.105 --> 00:51:11.945 vigilant, diligent, 00:51:11.965 --> 00:51:13.146 that's willing to put in a bit of 00:51:13.206 --> 00:51:14.606 time, in this case, a hundred seconds, 00:51:14.646 --> 00:51:15.746 twice, twice a week. 00:51:16.347 --> 00:51:19.469 But anyway, so you see, you, 00:51:19.608 --> 00:51:21.110 you got these intervals where you're, 00:51:21.170 --> 00:51:22.829 you're just pushing in this case, 00:51:23.190 --> 00:51:24.931 you're basically tripling your stem cell 00:51:24.992 --> 00:51:25.271 count. 00:51:26.271 --> 00:51:27.753 And it's close to three hundred percent, 00:51:27.793 --> 00:51:28.793 two hundred seventy eight percent. 00:51:28.833 --> 00:51:30.153 So this is, to me, 00:51:30.193 --> 00:51:31.474 this is mind blowing because you can look 00:51:31.494 --> 00:51:33.076 at clinical studies that show stem cell 00:51:33.115 --> 00:51:33.496 counts 00:51:34.155 --> 00:51:35.079 equate to disease. 00:51:35.159 --> 00:51:36.242 The less stem cells you have, 00:51:36.262 --> 00:51:36.943 the more disease you have. 00:51:36.963 --> 00:51:37.626 The more stem cells, 00:51:37.646 --> 00:51:38.568 the less disease you have. 00:51:39.190 --> 00:51:40.554 And you can't inject your way out of 00:51:40.574 --> 00:51:40.735 that. 00:51:40.856 --> 00:51:41.436 You see the point? 00:51:42.619 --> 00:51:42.860 Yeah. 00:51:42.920 --> 00:51:43.561 But I mean, 00:51:43.581 --> 00:51:45.722 aren't there other methods even, you know, 00:51:45.963 --> 00:51:47.804 from like urine therapy and stuff like 00:51:47.824 --> 00:51:48.005 that? 00:51:48.065 --> 00:51:49.586 I mean, a lot of people, 00:51:50.067 --> 00:51:51.047 you bring that up to a lot of 00:51:51.068 --> 00:51:52.289 folks out there and they're just going to 00:51:52.329 --> 00:51:53.630 kind of poo poo the whole thing. 00:51:53.690 --> 00:51:54.952 But I mean, Oh, pee pee, 00:51:54.972 --> 00:51:56.052 pee pee the whole thing. 00:51:56.152 --> 00:51:56.413 Yeah. 00:51:57.034 --> 00:51:57.614 There you go. 00:51:57.655 --> 00:51:58.054 Better work. 00:51:58.074 --> 00:52:00.157 Yeah. 00:52:00.197 --> 00:52:00.396 Better. 00:52:00.476 --> 00:52:01.998 I mean, I can't blame you. 00:52:02.039 --> 00:52:03.239 I mean, I, 00:52:03.260 --> 00:52:04.201 I was going to shoot it to you, 00:52:04.240 --> 00:52:04.521 bro, 00:52:04.541 --> 00:52:05.742 when you brought up the whole thing about 00:52:05.762 --> 00:52:06.663 the groin, but that's okay. 00:52:08.085 --> 00:52:09.266 i was waiting for you i thought you 00:52:09.306 --> 00:52:11.226 froze i was like i didn't breathe i 00:52:11.246 --> 00:52:15.530 was like you shouldn't no like it made 00:52:15.590 --> 00:52:18.172 it worse billy it made it worse your 00:52:18.233 --> 00:52:21.335 silence made it worse okay no i was 00:52:21.396 --> 00:52:23.336 going to but i was like okay man 00:52:23.396 --> 00:52:24.498 i don't know if this is a sore 00:52:24.518 --> 00:52:27.601 spot for this this soft spot yeah yeah 00:52:27.641 --> 00:52:29.302 it was for the longest time but now 00:52:29.342 --> 00:52:31.824 i'm just like i'm like ready bro like 00:52:32.023 --> 00:52:32.224 we go 00:52:33.068 --> 00:52:34.208 Well, speaking of the groin, 00:52:34.369 --> 00:52:35.829 we got some magic that's coming out of 00:52:35.849 --> 00:52:36.010 there. 00:52:36.050 --> 00:52:36.969 I remember hearing Dr. 00:52:37.010 --> 00:52:38.449 Group talk a great deal about it. 00:52:39.190 --> 00:52:40.831 I had no idea that all of the 00:52:40.871 --> 00:52:42.492 skincare products that these women are 00:52:42.592 --> 00:52:45.132 using is just basically urea and it's not 00:52:45.172 --> 00:52:45.672 even their own. 00:52:45.731 --> 00:52:46.952 It's not even the good stuff. 00:52:47.532 --> 00:52:48.193 And then, you know, 00:52:48.233 --> 00:52:50.313 regarding stem cells and stuff and urine, 00:52:50.373 --> 00:52:50.614 I mean, 00:52:51.623 --> 00:52:52.344 I mean, Jonathan, 00:52:52.364 --> 00:52:53.905 there's a whole lot going on there. 00:52:53.925 --> 00:52:54.686 I went through Dr. 00:52:54.726 --> 00:52:57.567 Group's course and it blew my mind. 00:52:57.686 --> 00:52:58.347 And then of course, 00:52:58.467 --> 00:52:59.547 in the realm that I'm in, 00:52:59.688 --> 00:53:01.449 in farming and permaculture and stuff like 00:53:01.489 --> 00:53:03.269 that, I can tell you right now, 00:53:03.369 --> 00:53:05.471 I produce compost that is light years 00:53:05.510 --> 00:53:06.992 better if I put my own urine in 00:53:07.032 --> 00:53:07.132 it. 00:53:07.271 --> 00:53:07.592 Wow. 00:53:07.672 --> 00:53:07.913 Yes. 00:53:08.032 --> 00:53:08.432 It's better. 00:53:09.032 --> 00:53:09.313 Yes. 00:53:09.634 --> 00:53:10.233 Light years better. 00:53:10.293 --> 00:53:12.175 So, I mean, pun intended, you know, 00:53:12.195 --> 00:53:13.596 with all the red lights you got behind 00:53:13.635 --> 00:53:13.715 you, 00:53:13.735 --> 00:53:13.876 but 00:53:14.650 --> 00:53:15.931 I mean, what role, 00:53:16.311 --> 00:53:18.231 because people automatically get grossed 00:53:18.291 --> 00:53:19.751 out in Western countries when you talk 00:53:19.771 --> 00:53:20.612 about this sort of thing, 00:53:21.052 --> 00:53:22.434 but they've never given it a shot and 00:53:22.454 --> 00:53:24.375 they just don't think that it's worth it. 00:53:24.695 --> 00:53:25.934 In your opinion, is it? 00:53:26.795 --> 00:53:27.135 Yes. 00:53:27.155 --> 00:53:29.297 It's time to shoot your shot, man. 00:53:29.456 --> 00:53:30.237 And here's why. 00:53:31.382 --> 00:53:31.963 Here's why. 00:53:35.766 --> 00:53:36.146 Okay. 00:53:36.166 --> 00:53:36.385 Okay. 00:53:36.405 --> 00:53:38.347 If it's your thing with the plants, 00:53:38.407 --> 00:53:40.909 like with permaculture and with your 00:53:40.969 --> 00:53:42.170 audience that understand this, 00:53:42.210 --> 00:53:43.391 and a lot of which have done this 00:53:43.431 --> 00:53:45.231 with their plants, right? 00:53:45.311 --> 00:53:46.253 If it's good for the goose, 00:53:46.313 --> 00:53:47.233 it's good for the gander. 00:53:47.534 --> 00:53:49.034 You've got this thing where you can 00:53:49.074 --> 00:53:50.735 visibly see in front of your eyes, 00:53:50.896 --> 00:53:53.358 your plants grow better and actually even 00:53:53.557 --> 00:53:54.398 more perfect shapes. 00:53:54.418 --> 00:53:55.978 You see it with apples in the China 00:53:55.998 --> 00:53:56.340 studies. 00:53:57.096 --> 00:54:00.858 where they're perfect spheres instead of 00:54:00.878 --> 00:54:02.019 the elongated form. 00:54:03.081 --> 00:54:04.983 The elongated form is not actually a 00:54:05.043 --> 00:54:05.864 natural form. 00:54:07.264 --> 00:54:08.606 And part of it is the absence of 00:54:08.666 --> 00:54:09.947 phosphorus and different things. 00:54:11.708 --> 00:54:13.250 Look, and again, you're the expert. 00:54:14.190 --> 00:54:16.273 I submit when I am in the presence 00:54:16.293 --> 00:54:16.873 of greatness. 00:54:17.114 --> 00:54:18.155 And so I'm very aware of that. 00:54:19.141 --> 00:54:19.900 That being said, 00:54:20.320 --> 00:54:22.641 I can help you maximize your fertilizer. 00:54:22.722 --> 00:54:24.463 And that's one area where I would say, 00:54:24.822 --> 00:54:25.282 you know what? 00:54:25.382 --> 00:54:27.264 I think I actually might know more than 00:54:27.324 --> 00:54:29.965 Billy on this particular part of 00:54:30.025 --> 00:54:31.746 fertilizer because I can show you how to 00:54:31.826 --> 00:54:34.847 make more stem cells and more exosomes in 00:54:34.867 --> 00:54:35.387 your urine. 00:54:35.407 --> 00:54:35.887 Let's do this. 00:54:35.947 --> 00:54:36.027 Yeah. 00:54:36.047 --> 00:54:36.166 Okay. 00:54:36.186 --> 00:54:38.288 So here's what I'll show you. 00:54:38.367 --> 00:54:38.748 Okay. 00:54:39.748 --> 00:54:40.608 I'm going to show you two different 00:54:40.628 --> 00:54:40.989 things. 00:54:41.429 --> 00:54:42.510 And these two different things, 00:54:42.949 --> 00:54:45.351 once you put this thread together, you... 00:54:46.853 --> 00:54:48.454 Well, one, this video will, 00:54:48.494 --> 00:54:49.074 by God's grace, 00:54:49.114 --> 00:54:52.655 break the internet and help people because 00:54:52.737 --> 00:54:54.036 could you not think of anything more 00:54:54.077 --> 00:54:55.838 empowering than giving people a knowledge 00:54:55.858 --> 00:54:57.659 that the most expensive therapy that 00:54:57.699 --> 00:55:03.380 exists today is in your own body? 00:55:06.442 --> 00:55:08.943 I was actually with Richard Branson and I 00:55:08.983 --> 00:55:09.784 said to him, hey, 00:55:10.023 --> 00:55:11.525 I want you to see my presentation. 00:55:11.644 --> 00:55:13.724 And I shared my book with him before, 00:55:13.764 --> 00:55:14.925 which is The Cancer Off Switch. 00:55:15.648 --> 00:55:18.353 And it was Dr. Antonio Jimenez, 00:55:18.393 --> 00:55:20.737 the chief medical officer for the Hope for 00:55:20.777 --> 00:55:22.179 Treatment Cancer Centers, who said, 00:55:22.820 --> 00:55:24.182 for anyone touched by cancer seeking to 00:55:24.202 --> 00:55:24.563 prevent it, 00:55:24.603 --> 00:55:25.804 this book isn't just recommended, 00:55:25.864 --> 00:55:26.586 it's essential. 00:55:26.887 --> 00:55:28.068 This is potentially lifesaving. 00:55:28.108 --> 00:55:29.371 This research is groundbreaking. 00:55:29.804 --> 00:55:31.565 Like the reason why these doctors are 00:55:32.166 --> 00:55:34.387 really interested in what I'm saying is 00:55:34.427 --> 00:55:36.027 because I'm, I'm pulling, 00:55:36.688 --> 00:55:39.851 I'm drawing dots where we weren't supposed 00:55:39.871 --> 00:55:40.972 to have them reconnected. 00:55:41.152 --> 00:55:41.431 Okay. 00:55:41.512 --> 00:55:43.333 And then God gives us all gifts and 00:55:43.353 --> 00:55:45.574 abilities and it's our responsibility and 00:55:45.655 --> 00:55:47.576 our opportunity to step into that. 00:55:48.155 --> 00:55:49.336 I think I've stepped into a part of 00:55:49.396 --> 00:55:49.838 it and, 00:55:50.018 --> 00:55:51.699 and enough to do a lot of damage 00:55:51.719 --> 00:55:53.639 to Satan's kingdom by giving people keys 00:55:53.659 --> 00:55:54.081 and tools. 00:55:54.101 --> 00:55:54.360 Okay. 00:55:54.380 --> 00:55:55.041 So that's what I know. 00:55:55.621 --> 00:55:56.942 When, when I told Richard, he, 00:55:57.443 --> 00:55:59.083 he had to go to his wife's memorial 00:55:59.123 --> 00:55:59.204 and, 00:56:00.643 --> 00:56:02.784 who died of a blood clot in November 00:56:02.804 --> 00:56:03.505 of last year. 00:56:04.606 --> 00:56:07.347 And she was an angel from what everyone 00:56:07.407 --> 00:56:08.969 has told me because I met a lot 00:56:08.989 --> 00:56:10.431 of the staff that work there and they 00:56:10.451 --> 00:56:12.211 just all had just the kindest, 00:56:12.251 --> 00:56:13.452 most amazing things to say about this 00:56:13.472 --> 00:56:14.032 woman, Joan. 00:56:14.434 --> 00:56:14.594 Anyway, 00:56:14.614 --> 00:56:15.914 I'm not going to talk more about that. 00:56:16.034 --> 00:56:17.295 I don't know anything more than that. 00:56:17.315 --> 00:56:18.976 But he ran up to the presentation and 00:56:18.996 --> 00:56:20.659 was rabidly taking notes the whole time. 00:56:21.059 --> 00:56:22.079 And this was what I was sharing. 00:56:22.119 --> 00:56:23.501 And I, you know, believe me, 00:56:23.780 --> 00:56:26.083 I would prefer had to not have brought 00:56:26.123 --> 00:56:27.704 this last part that I brought up because 00:56:27.744 --> 00:56:28.445 it was kind of, 00:56:29.485 --> 00:56:29.804 Okay, 00:56:29.824 --> 00:56:31.186 here's where I'm going to get written off 00:56:31.206 --> 00:56:33.070 as the quack because I'm kind of in 00:56:33.090 --> 00:56:34.652 the presence of people that are, you know, 00:56:36.496 --> 00:56:38.137 this very respectable audience. 00:56:38.157 --> 00:56:40.018 These are people that are, you know, 00:56:40.057 --> 00:56:41.358 whatever it might look, I gotta, 00:56:41.418 --> 00:56:42.298 I gotta tell you the truth. 00:56:42.318 --> 00:56:43.500 It doesn't matter what it costs me. 00:56:43.519 --> 00:56:44.159 It matters with it. 00:56:44.219 --> 00:56:45.001 You know, understand the truth. 00:56:45.420 --> 00:56:46.501 So you could get a hundred and forty 00:56:46.541 --> 00:56:47.501 stem cells from your urine. 00:56:47.521 --> 00:56:48.922 It would proliferate to a hundred million 00:56:48.963 --> 00:56:51.023 in three weeks at a rate of one 00:56:51.063 --> 00:56:51.963 times ten the power of eight. 00:56:52.003 --> 00:56:53.784 This is published in the frontiers and 00:56:53.885 --> 00:56:56.086 sell by selling developmental biology. 00:56:56.507 --> 00:56:58.588 They will not form teratomas or tumors. 00:56:59.007 --> 00:57:00.248 They're safe source for clinical 00:57:00.268 --> 00:57:00.869 applications. 00:57:00.909 --> 00:57:02.090 They're telomerase positive. 00:57:03.519 --> 00:57:04.780 Seventy five percent of them in twenty to 00:57:04.820 --> 00:57:05.320 forty year olds. 00:57:05.380 --> 00:57:07.041 Fifty nine point two percent in fifty year 00:57:07.121 --> 00:57:07.302 olds. 00:57:08.282 --> 00:57:09.402 The rate, again, 00:57:09.443 --> 00:57:10.643 is one times ten to the power of 00:57:10.704 --> 00:57:11.804 eight in a three week period to get 00:57:11.824 --> 00:57:13.304 from one hundred and forty stem cells to 00:57:13.324 --> 00:57:13.945 one hundred million. 00:57:13.965 --> 00:57:14.726 Now, you know, 00:57:16.467 --> 00:57:18.148 the reason why we know that urine isn't 00:57:18.188 --> 00:57:19.588 toxic is because of this. 00:57:20.369 --> 00:57:21.929 Four hundred chemicals tested by the 00:57:21.949 --> 00:57:23.731 Environmental Working Group in umbilical 00:57:23.771 --> 00:57:25.231 cord blood. 00:57:26.831 --> 00:57:28.833 And they found of those two hundred eighty 00:57:28.853 --> 00:57:30.795 seven total and over two hundred on 00:57:30.994 --> 00:57:31.655 average of 00:57:32.835 --> 00:57:33.416 And of those, 00:57:33.456 --> 00:57:34.956 a hundred and eighty are proven to cause 00:57:34.976 --> 00:57:35.456 cancer, 00:57:35.516 --> 00:57:37.297 birth defects and brain deformations. 00:57:38.557 --> 00:57:40.197 Now the baby urinates every one to three 00:57:40.237 --> 00:57:42.199 hours and drinks up to a quarter gallon 00:57:42.239 --> 00:57:42.798 per day. 00:57:42.938 --> 00:57:44.420 And typically it's about a quarter gallon 00:57:44.480 --> 00:57:45.880 a day by the third trimester. 00:57:47.099 --> 00:57:48.280 It's the amniotic fluid, 00:57:48.300 --> 00:57:49.561 which ninety percent of it is urine, 00:57:49.601 --> 00:57:51.141 ten percent is fetal lung fluid that goes 00:57:51.161 --> 00:57:52.322 through the nose and mouth and forms the 00:57:52.362 --> 00:57:53.481 lungs around twelve weeks. 00:57:55.143 --> 00:57:56.742 If there were any toxins in urine, 00:57:56.802 --> 00:57:58.364 babies would poison themselves to death. 00:58:00.369 --> 00:58:01.731 Urine is the way that the body 00:58:01.771 --> 00:58:02.432 self-signals. 00:58:02.853 --> 00:58:04.594 God does not mix the holy and the 00:58:04.614 --> 00:58:05.516 profane together. 00:58:06.137 --> 00:58:09.481 And so this is why everything life-giving 00:58:09.521 --> 00:58:11.483 comes from these organs. 00:58:13.186 --> 00:58:16.530 And this is why semen comes from the 00:58:16.570 --> 00:58:18.572 baby's birth through the vagina. 00:58:18.952 --> 00:58:19.313 These are... 00:58:19.974 --> 00:58:23.315 the this is the safest and and the 00:58:23.835 --> 00:58:26.556 the most you know amazing pleasurable 00:58:26.597 --> 00:58:28.657 experience making love sexual intercourse 00:58:29.318 --> 00:58:31.719 and it's actually through the organ that 00:58:31.880 --> 00:58:33.880 is producing a sterile substance or 00:58:33.940 --> 00:58:35.842 sterile like substance people are looking 00:58:35.902 --> 00:58:37.443 at like like yeah let's have it like 00:58:37.643 --> 00:58:40.184 alcohol sterile they're looking at things 00:58:40.244 --> 00:58:42.244 in the wrong way it's it's sterile and 00:58:42.264 --> 00:58:43.686 it's affected the people do not 00:58:44.326 --> 00:58:44.987 have issues. 00:58:45.067 --> 00:58:47.168 And any good doctor knows that if they're 00:58:47.188 --> 00:58:48.088 in there in the middle of nowhere, 00:58:48.108 --> 00:58:50.190 they would absolutely sterilize a needle 00:58:50.271 --> 00:58:50.851 with urine. 00:58:51.152 --> 00:58:51.452 Okay. 00:58:51.472 --> 00:58:53.414 So just think about that for a second. 00:58:53.434 --> 00:58:54.315 Okay. 00:58:54.394 --> 00:58:55.416 Think about what's going on. 00:58:55.516 --> 00:58:57.637 Now let's look at what's in there in 00:58:57.697 --> 00:58:58.858 addition to the stem cells. 00:59:00.099 --> 00:59:02.422 This is the extracellular vesicles, 00:59:02.461 --> 00:59:04.503 which are exosomes, which stem cells die, 00:59:04.523 --> 00:59:05.585 they secrete exosomes. 00:59:05.625 --> 00:59:06.726 And I'm going to show you why that's 00:59:07.045 --> 00:59:08.246 important with red light therapy. 00:59:08.847 --> 00:59:11.009 And by the way, you're probably familiar, 00:59:11.088 --> 00:59:11.389 Billy, 00:59:11.409 --> 00:59:14.291 with the study showing one month old urine 00:59:14.472 --> 00:59:15.913 for fertilizers. 00:59:15.932 --> 00:59:18.155 No, I haven't. 00:59:18.974 --> 00:59:19.356 In fact, 00:59:19.416 --> 00:59:21.818 I was wondering just how exactly are they 00:59:21.898 --> 00:59:23.039 multiplying these things? 00:59:23.079 --> 00:59:24.619 Are they sticking it in the fridge? 00:59:24.739 --> 00:59:25.960 And I mean, how? 00:59:27.222 --> 00:59:27.902 In this case, 00:59:28.021 --> 00:59:32.324 that was a study that was done in 00:59:32.686 --> 00:59:33.505 a lab setting, 00:59:33.585 --> 00:59:36.688 which was using airtight flasks and things 00:59:36.728 --> 00:59:40.231 that are a little hard to replicate for 00:59:40.271 --> 00:59:41.351 the average person. 00:59:42.012 --> 00:59:44.634 And that is an area that I really 00:59:45.074 --> 00:59:47.916 am working hard and making connections and 00:59:47.956 --> 00:59:49.958 calls to help people. 00:59:50.538 --> 00:59:52.480 give people more clarity in that regard. 00:59:52.500 --> 00:59:53.902 But I want to show you something that 00:59:53.922 --> 00:59:54.101 would, 00:59:54.121 --> 00:59:55.382 that last part that I just showed you 00:59:55.402 --> 00:59:57.666 where the exosome counts in fresh morning 00:59:57.786 --> 00:59:58.045 urine. 00:59:59.327 --> 01:00:01.869 So you've got tens of billions to hundreds 01:00:01.949 --> 01:00:03.891 of billions of exosomes in your first 01:00:03.911 --> 01:00:05.052 morning urine, ready to go. 01:00:05.213 --> 01:00:05.753 No aging. 01:00:06.364 --> 01:00:07.985 So if people want to take the guesswork 01:00:08.106 --> 01:00:09.766 out and not go for something that, 01:00:10.146 --> 01:00:10.567 you know, 01:00:10.606 --> 01:00:12.307 they're unsure of where it will land, 01:00:12.768 --> 01:00:14.148 but this is the part here, 01:00:14.248 --> 01:00:16.329 then fresh urine is your answer. 01:00:16.630 --> 01:00:17.610 And then people say, well, you know, 01:00:17.630 --> 01:00:19.072 the exosomes and the stem cells, 01:00:19.092 --> 01:00:20.333 what if they don't survive the stomach 01:00:20.413 --> 01:00:20.672 acid? 01:00:21.012 --> 01:00:22.574 That would then be rectal debris. 01:00:23.094 --> 01:00:23.514 And yes, 01:00:23.614 --> 01:00:25.614 exosome enemas are saving people's lives. 01:00:25.715 --> 01:00:26.976 And Dr. Antonio Jimenez, 01:00:26.996 --> 01:00:29.177 who wrote that last part or the 01:00:29.217 --> 01:00:30.277 recommendation there in my book, 01:00:31.849 --> 01:00:33.670 He's been off on a plane with half 01:00:33.731 --> 01:00:35.932 a million dollars worth of exosomes to the 01:00:35.952 --> 01:00:38.034 Middle East. 01:00:38.315 --> 01:00:39.135 So what about customs? 01:00:39.675 --> 01:00:40.657 Don't worry about customs. 01:00:42.858 --> 01:00:44.760 Those people with that much money and 01:00:44.800 --> 01:00:45.721 they're dying of cancer, 01:00:46.360 --> 01:00:48.923 they'll buy the exosomes and they'll get 01:00:48.943 --> 01:00:51.025 the doctor in and they'll get right 01:00:51.045 --> 01:00:51.905 through it. 01:00:53.387 --> 01:00:54.367 He didn't mind telling me that. 01:00:55.048 --> 01:00:57.612 The exosomes are in the urine. 01:00:57.771 --> 01:01:00.355 And so if people look at what the 01:01:00.375 --> 01:01:03.057 Chinese had been doing for millennia, 01:01:03.157 --> 01:01:04.860 they'd take the infant's urine and give it 01:01:04.900 --> 01:01:05.320 to the sick 01:01:09.068 --> 01:01:12.891 well looks like we had i don't know 01:01:12.911 --> 01:01:14.873 what just happened there so it looks like 01:01:14.932 --> 01:01:18.456 jonathan froze up a little bit but i'm 01:01:18.615 --> 01:01:20.697 definitely wanting to hear the end of this 01:01:21.338 --> 01:01:23.039 i mean for crying out loud man this 01:01:23.099 --> 01:01:24.681 is one of those things that can make 01:01:24.900 --> 01:01:26.382 it could mean all the difference in the 01:01:26.422 --> 01:01:26.822 world 01:01:27.702 --> 01:01:29.443 in terms of how we i mean we 01:01:29.483 --> 01:01:31.003 lost him i guess maybe he'll jump back 01:01:31.123 --> 01:01:33.025 on the reason why i'm asking so much 01:01:33.045 --> 01:01:35.365 about this folks we're living on a we're 01:01:35.385 --> 01:01:38.487 living on the tightrope right now and um 01:01:38.547 --> 01:01:40.407 so here we are jonathan's back again i 01:01:40.467 --> 01:01:41.748 don't know what happened you were talking 01:01:41.768 --> 01:01:46.670 about cool ways to uh to use our 01:01:46.791 --> 01:01:50.092 urine and uh you're like don't leave me 01:01:50.132 --> 01:01:52.052 hanging man that was starting to get good 01:01:52.440 --> 01:01:53.961 No, this is really, 01:01:54.001 --> 01:01:56.324 really a big thing because, you know, 01:01:56.844 --> 01:01:57.784 honestly, Jonathan, 01:01:58.465 --> 01:01:59.927 so many people are in a bad way 01:01:59.967 --> 01:02:00.407 right now. 01:02:00.668 --> 01:02:00.847 And... 01:02:01.934 --> 01:02:03.315 We might have to get to the point 01:02:03.815 --> 01:02:05.117 where people are going to have to lose 01:02:05.137 --> 01:02:08.121 their queasiness about using urine because 01:02:08.141 --> 01:02:09.282 they're not going to be able to afford 01:02:09.342 --> 01:02:10.802 doctors or they're not going to be able 01:02:10.822 --> 01:02:13.106 to afford the AI that goes with these 01:02:13.126 --> 01:02:14.967 doctors or their, you know, 01:02:15.168 --> 01:02:17.070 every single day with all these wars that 01:02:17.110 --> 01:02:18.612 just seem to pop up every day. 01:02:19.092 --> 01:02:20.554 We're getting to the point now where the 01:02:20.594 --> 01:02:21.914 chickens are going to start coming home to 01:02:21.954 --> 01:02:22.255 roost. 01:02:22.876 --> 01:02:24.438 So they better be thinking about things 01:02:24.478 --> 01:02:26.800 like the red light panels that you have 01:02:27.300 --> 01:02:29.242 because going to the doctor may not be 01:02:29.302 --> 01:02:31.003 an option with the way this world is 01:02:31.043 --> 01:02:31.885 getting right now. 01:02:32.425 --> 01:02:34.047 So before we move on real quick, Jonathan, 01:02:34.126 --> 01:02:35.628 and I can't believe I didn't do this. 01:02:35.648 --> 01:02:36.668 Yeah, it's okay. 01:02:36.690 --> 01:02:38.110 For all the people that are interested in 01:02:38.150 --> 01:02:39.932 maybe getting one of these red light 01:02:39.952 --> 01:02:42.135 devices or a pulse electric magnetic field 01:02:42.195 --> 01:02:44.297 mat or any of the other things you 01:02:44.336 --> 01:02:45.777 have out there, where do they go? 01:02:46.278 --> 01:02:47.320 MyRedLight.com? 01:02:47.619 --> 01:02:49.780 yeah yeah that's great yeah myredlight.com 01:02:49.800 --> 01:02:53.583 uh go there and you use the code 01:02:54.123 --> 01:02:57.264 bb and that's twenty five percent off 01:02:57.304 --> 01:03:00.867 single items and there's bb thirty for 01:03:00.967 --> 01:03:04.068 thirty percent off bundled items so you 01:03:04.088 --> 01:03:05.710 can use those codes we'll have them 01:03:05.750 --> 01:03:07.690 available for a for a limited time but 01:03:07.731 --> 01:03:08.130 some uh 01:03:09.726 --> 01:03:10.766 something there. 01:03:10.947 --> 01:03:12.907 And how long will this be? 01:03:12.947 --> 01:03:14.807 Because this will be in podcast form as 01:03:14.847 --> 01:03:15.048 well. 01:03:15.088 --> 01:03:16.389 The largest, it's fine. 01:03:16.449 --> 01:03:18.048 We'll, we'll, we'll leave it open for, 01:03:18.789 --> 01:03:19.530 for, for a bit. 01:03:19.610 --> 01:03:22.010 So just like, just know that, you know, 01:03:22.030 --> 01:03:24.170 it's either a stocks last or, or, 01:03:24.650 --> 01:03:25.030 you know, when, 01:03:25.231 --> 01:03:26.851 when we have to kind of expire that 01:03:26.891 --> 01:03:27.371 discount. 01:03:27.411 --> 01:03:28.851 So if you're watching it, 01:03:28.871 --> 01:03:29.532 you go to the page, 01:03:29.552 --> 01:03:30.773 you use the code, it works, 01:03:30.813 --> 01:03:31.572 then it works. 01:03:31.652 --> 01:03:31.992 You're good. 01:03:32.293 --> 01:03:33.793 And so we'll, we'll, 01:03:34.929 --> 01:03:36.710 we'll do our best to take care of 01:03:36.730 --> 01:03:38.150 you guys and make sure that we, 01:03:38.431 --> 01:03:39.210 you know, you know, 01:03:39.231 --> 01:03:41.192 just making those savings is a big deal. 01:03:41.831 --> 01:03:42.952 Um, you know, for those that, 01:03:43.072 --> 01:03:44.293 that have said, you know what, 01:03:44.333 --> 01:03:45.253 this is not the med bed because the 01:03:45.273 --> 01:03:46.193 med bed is going to be free. 01:03:46.994 --> 01:03:47.255 Um, 01:03:47.275 --> 01:03:50.275 the free aspect is possible through HSA. 01:03:50.916 --> 01:03:52.797 So, which is the health savings account. 01:03:52.896 --> 01:03:55.177 If you have that, not everyone has that, 01:03:55.217 --> 01:03:56.438 but a lot of people have that. 01:03:56.458 --> 01:03:56.759 In fact, 01:03:56.778 --> 01:03:58.980 four and a half billion dollars worth of, 01:03:59.260 --> 01:04:01.061 uh, employers, uh, 01:04:01.201 --> 01:04:03.862 employees uh benefits that their health 01:04:03.882 --> 01:04:06.204 savings account is getting paid back to 01:04:06.244 --> 01:04:09.467 the employers because they're not using it 01:04:09.487 --> 01:04:11.869 yeah but johnson i would be reluctant to 01:04:11.969 --> 01:04:13.971 even try anything the government offers at 01:04:14.010 --> 01:04:15.632 this point remember they've got it though 01:04:15.692 --> 01:04:17.534 just just know that anyone's watching this 01:04:17.574 --> 01:04:19.835 that has that it's you you're just going 01:04:19.876 --> 01:04:21.496 to be wasting the money or use it 01:04:21.657 --> 01:04:23.418 on on things that you can use because 01:04:23.438 --> 01:04:25.320 you can use it for our products you 01:04:25.340 --> 01:04:26.340 can check out with hsa 01:04:26.780 --> 01:04:28.422 That's exactly where I would endorse it, 01:04:28.461 --> 01:04:29.882 because I'm telling you right now, 01:04:30.543 --> 01:04:32.123 this is the same government that is 01:04:32.184 --> 01:04:32.525 trying. 01:04:32.605 --> 01:04:33.925 Why would they come out with a med 01:04:33.965 --> 01:04:36.007 bed or any med bed that I would 01:04:36.027 --> 01:04:37.728 trust when they just spent? 01:04:37.907 --> 01:04:39.989 I don't know how many millions and 01:04:40.050 --> 01:04:42.030 billions of dollars trying to eradicate 01:04:42.070 --> 01:04:45.213 half this population by giving them a drug 01:04:45.353 --> 01:04:47.454 of a so-called vaccine, a jab, 01:04:47.474 --> 01:04:48.375 whatever you want to call it. 01:04:49.213 --> 01:04:50.572 I had to go give blood today. 01:04:50.994 --> 01:04:52.034 I had to go give blood today. 01:04:52.353 --> 01:04:54.014 And I've been to this place before. 01:04:54.514 --> 01:04:55.875 I can't even begin to tell you how 01:04:55.894 --> 01:04:57.795 many people there were, Jonathan, 01:04:57.835 --> 01:05:00.056 young people in very, very bad shape. 01:05:00.215 --> 01:05:01.896 Old people in very, very bad shape. 01:05:02.536 --> 01:05:03.757 Never seen it like this before. 01:05:03.777 --> 01:05:05.117 I've been going to this place for quite 01:05:05.137 --> 01:05:06.197 a while, for almost, what, 01:05:06.498 --> 01:05:07.458 seven years now. 01:05:07.639 --> 01:05:09.239 You donate blood so people can live, 01:05:09.358 --> 01:05:09.639 right? 01:05:09.659 --> 01:05:12.059 Just a charitable thing for you. 01:05:12.360 --> 01:05:14.400 And I'm seeing people that are just 01:05:14.581 --> 01:05:15.400 completely... 01:05:16.416 --> 01:05:16.737 Well, no, 01:05:17.157 --> 01:05:19.358 I was giving blood as a – there's 01:05:19.398 --> 01:05:21.679 a test I'm doing for an experiment. 01:05:22.239 --> 01:05:23.619 That's a whole other thing altogether. 01:05:23.798 --> 01:05:24.298 Yeah. 01:05:24.318 --> 01:05:25.079 While I was in there, 01:05:25.119 --> 01:05:26.639 this same place that takes your blood to 01:05:26.679 --> 01:05:28.039 do the analysis of it, 01:05:28.880 --> 01:05:30.161 there were so many people in there. 01:05:30.460 --> 01:05:31.581 You could just walk right in, 01:05:31.800 --> 01:05:33.262 be in and out in five, ten minutes. 01:05:34.021 --> 01:05:36.123 It is so bad today because all of 01:05:36.143 --> 01:05:36.605 these people, 01:05:36.664 --> 01:05:38.025 especially in the Asheville area, 01:05:38.045 --> 01:05:39.266 have taken that jab, 01:05:39.927 --> 01:05:42.190 and they are absolutely in the worst shape 01:05:42.349 --> 01:05:43.150 imaginable. 01:05:43.831 --> 01:05:45.413 So I wouldn't trust a government that 01:05:45.432 --> 01:05:46.653 says, oh, yeah, 01:05:46.693 --> 01:05:48.295 I know we just tried to murder everybody 01:05:48.335 --> 01:05:48.735 right now, 01:05:48.755 --> 01:05:49.878 but let's go ahead and give you these 01:05:49.918 --> 01:05:51.778 med beds and make everything right. 01:05:51.818 --> 01:05:52.280 If anything, 01:05:52.320 --> 01:05:54.682 I think it would probably accelerate – 01:05:54.621 --> 01:05:56.023 whatever it is they're trying to do 01:05:56.083 --> 01:05:56.443 anyway. 01:05:56.903 --> 01:05:58.746 So I'm way more inclined to believe 01:05:58.766 --> 01:05:59.726 somebody like yourself, 01:06:00.106 --> 01:06:01.608 who's making all the difference in the 01:06:01.648 --> 01:06:01.907 world, 01:06:01.927 --> 01:06:03.750 who doesn't do this for thought of reward. 01:06:04.469 --> 01:06:05.010 And, you know, 01:06:05.030 --> 01:06:06.731 it's held in the highest esteem by some 01:06:06.771 --> 01:06:08.273 people, some pretty big, 01:06:08.554 --> 01:06:10.195 awesome people out there that I respect. 01:06:10.855 --> 01:06:12.637 So when you talk about this stuff, man, 01:06:12.697 --> 01:06:13.297 I'm really, 01:06:13.336 --> 01:06:14.778 really paying attention because I'm not 01:06:14.858 --> 01:06:17.101 sure we're going to all have to learn 01:06:17.121 --> 01:06:18.722 to be our own physicians and 01:06:19.041 --> 01:06:20.742 And I would much rather have that red 01:06:20.762 --> 01:06:21.224 light panel, 01:06:21.244 --> 01:06:22.284 which I have in the room next to 01:06:22.324 --> 01:06:24.746 me, pulse electric magnetic field mat, 01:06:26.726 --> 01:06:27.688 all the other things out there. 01:06:28.409 --> 01:06:29.108 And then the urine, 01:06:29.148 --> 01:06:32.030 which I use on a daily basis for 01:06:32.050 --> 01:06:34.532 a number of things that most people would 01:06:34.672 --> 01:06:35.954 never even consider. 01:06:36.793 --> 01:06:37.074 In fact, 01:06:37.114 --> 01:06:38.335 I'm going to do a video not long 01:06:38.355 --> 01:06:41.257 from now about twenty incredible uses for 01:06:41.396 --> 01:06:43.139 urine, not only in the farm, 01:06:43.179 --> 01:06:44.418 but in some of the work that I've, 01:06:44.519 --> 01:06:44.739 you know, 01:06:44.800 --> 01:06:45.920 some of the knowledge that I've gotten 01:06:45.940 --> 01:06:46.240 from you. 01:06:46.820 --> 01:06:47.681 So yeah, 01:06:47.840 --> 01:06:49.702 I cut it off halfway and I decided 01:06:49.722 --> 01:06:50.242 to market it here. 01:06:50.621 --> 01:06:51.302 So awesome. 01:06:51.362 --> 01:06:51.983 Thank you, Billy. 01:06:52.003 --> 01:06:52.583 That's beautiful. 01:06:53.023 --> 01:06:53.362 Yeah, 01:06:53.402 --> 01:06:56.244 so there's great tools that we got there. 01:06:56.284 --> 01:06:57.364 You can use HSA, 01:06:57.385 --> 01:06:59.626 the Your Health Savings account, 01:06:59.666 --> 01:07:00.365 if you have one. 01:07:01.025 --> 01:07:03.206 You could use a payment plan. 01:07:04.871 --> 01:07:07.014 And then that will just mean that it 01:07:07.034 --> 01:07:09.016 goes out on a monthly basis or a 01:07:09.036 --> 01:07:09.856 split in four. 01:07:09.976 --> 01:07:11.619 There's lots of options there and it's 01:07:11.639 --> 01:07:13.001 just designed to make it so it's 01:07:13.041 --> 01:07:13.661 accessible. 01:07:14.001 --> 01:07:15.603 What people are spending by going to a 01:07:15.643 --> 01:07:16.885 clinic, it's like, you know, 01:07:16.905 --> 01:07:19.286 a hundred dollars a session typically goes 01:07:19.327 --> 01:07:20.467 all the way up to a couple hundred. 01:07:20.507 --> 01:07:21.208 It's crazy. 01:07:21.570 --> 01:07:23.090 It's maybe as low as seventy or something 01:07:23.110 --> 01:07:23.452 like that. 01:07:23.911 --> 01:07:25.494 And then, you know, if you're doing that, 01:07:26.288 --> 01:07:28.911 know every day you're talking about you 01:07:29.351 --> 01:07:31.172 know potentially a few thousand dollars 01:07:31.193 --> 01:07:33.815 for a single person and so or or 01:07:34.016 --> 01:07:35.556 if you're doing it even a couple times 01:07:35.597 --> 01:07:37.679 a week it just it doesn't start making 01:07:37.719 --> 01:07:39.760 any sense and you don't have privacy and 01:07:39.800 --> 01:07:41.182 then if you have one in your home 01:07:41.222 --> 01:07:42.744 your whole family can use it for the 01:07:42.764 --> 01:07:44.947 for the price of one and then you 01:07:44.967 --> 01:07:46.007 have to look at all the things that 01:07:46.027 --> 01:07:47.409 you're spending money on you might be 01:07:47.449 --> 01:07:48.570 spending a ton of money on 01:07:49.411 --> 01:07:52.233 uh, you know, your skin creams, your, 01:07:53.014 --> 01:07:55.378 your stuff for helping your hair not fall 01:07:55.458 --> 01:07:55.557 out. 01:07:55.577 --> 01:07:56.960 Like I'm, I'm forty, right? 01:07:57.360 --> 01:07:58.101 Any gray hairs yet? 01:07:58.121 --> 01:07:58.262 Not yet. 01:07:59.963 --> 01:08:00.224 Yeah. 01:08:00.844 --> 01:08:01.545 And, um, 01:08:02.539 --> 01:08:04.221 look you know it's gonna happen i guess 01:08:04.280 --> 01:08:06.882 right but and i'm just happy to be 01:08:06.922 --> 01:08:08.684 alive it doesn't really matter to me but 01:08:08.724 --> 01:08:10.704 it's just i i just know these things 01:08:10.744 --> 01:08:14.987 are working my testosterone is at at i 01:08:15.148 --> 01:08:17.448 don't supplement anything with that i 01:08:17.469 --> 01:08:19.671 don't take anything for my testosterone 01:08:19.730 --> 01:08:24.253 natural or hrt uh or trt and 01:08:25.373 --> 01:08:25.534 Yeah, 01:08:25.555 --> 01:08:28.859 so I think that we just keep seeing 01:08:29.059 --> 01:08:31.582 keys and tools that mean that lots of 01:08:31.622 --> 01:08:33.002 things that would have cost a lot of 01:08:33.063 --> 01:08:35.326 money or the ones that cost a lot 01:08:35.345 --> 01:08:37.007 of the ones that I started talking about 01:08:37.047 --> 01:08:39.190 with the big C and that's a very 01:08:39.230 --> 01:08:40.032 costly venture. 01:08:40.231 --> 01:08:42.494 And most likely if you're watching this 01:08:42.515 --> 01:08:42.694 show, 01:08:43.034 --> 01:08:45.176 you don't want to follow all the kind 01:08:45.216 --> 01:08:47.676 of prescribed and covered by insurance 01:08:48.856 --> 01:08:49.436 approaches. 01:08:49.476 --> 01:08:52.738 That's just a way to kind of speed 01:08:52.819 --> 01:08:54.618 up that decline in some ways, 01:08:54.679 --> 01:08:55.279 maybe for you, 01:08:55.319 --> 01:08:57.020 if you've done that research and you think 01:08:57.159 --> 01:08:58.220 the same as I do about it. 01:08:58.801 --> 01:09:01.061 But so get something that works and that 01:09:01.181 --> 01:09:01.942 you feel good about, 01:09:01.981 --> 01:09:03.943 that you actually feel like, no, 01:09:03.962 --> 01:09:05.423 this is actually something really special. 01:09:05.503 --> 01:09:06.404 And the reason why 01:09:06.844 --> 01:09:08.746 I shared my book before the cancer off 01:09:08.765 --> 01:09:09.006 switch. 01:09:09.485 --> 01:09:12.188 The reason why those doctors like Dr. 01:09:12.707 --> 01:09:13.168 Jimenez, 01:09:13.248 --> 01:09:14.649 the reason why they recommend this to 01:09:14.670 --> 01:09:17.572 their patients for their patient program, 01:09:17.612 --> 01:09:18.472 get their patients on it. 01:09:18.512 --> 01:09:20.854 Like he has multi-million dollars worth of 01:09:20.913 --> 01:09:22.375 equipment in his facility, 01:09:22.395 --> 01:09:23.695 the Hope for Cancer Treatment Centers in 01:09:23.716 --> 01:09:24.237 Tijuana. 01:09:24.497 --> 01:09:26.037 I just watched a video that got sixty 01:09:26.118 --> 01:09:26.918 eight million views. 01:09:26.979 --> 01:09:28.560 It was MD Motivator, 01:09:28.640 --> 01:09:30.240 the guy that pretends like he pretended 01:09:30.261 --> 01:09:31.962 that he's blind and somebody gave him 01:09:32.002 --> 01:09:32.381 shoes. 01:09:32.402 --> 01:09:33.622 And they said he said somebody saw my 01:09:33.662 --> 01:09:33.882 shoes. 01:09:33.922 --> 01:09:36.645 But she wanted to go to Tijuana to 01:09:36.704 --> 01:09:39.407 hope for cancer for her husband because 01:09:39.447 --> 01:09:41.889 he's only been given three months to live. 01:09:41.929 --> 01:09:43.430 But that was where they wanted to go. 01:09:43.529 --> 01:09:45.610 There's like multimillion dollars worth of 01:09:45.650 --> 01:09:46.391 equipment there. 01:09:46.851 --> 01:09:48.412 The panel that he's using in his home 01:09:48.493 --> 01:09:49.333 is this. 01:09:49.654 --> 01:09:49.814 Right. 01:09:49.873 --> 01:09:52.034 You see behind me, it's actually this one. 01:09:52.435 --> 01:09:52.695 Right. 01:09:52.756 --> 01:09:54.216 So the three hundred. 01:09:55.077 --> 01:09:55.778 Uh, and so, 01:09:56.438 --> 01:09:57.439 and I'm not saying it's better. 01:09:57.479 --> 01:09:58.920 I'm saying that that's the one that is 01:09:59.000 --> 01:09:59.579 in his home. 01:09:59.680 --> 01:10:01.280 I didn't, you know, where he is, 01:10:01.521 --> 01:10:03.203 he doesn't, he doesn't have the full bed. 01:10:03.222 --> 01:10:04.463 He's got the full bed in his clinic, 01:10:04.484 --> 01:10:06.545 but the one he's actually using is, 01:10:06.744 --> 01:10:07.185 is this. 01:10:07.324 --> 01:10:07.445 And, 01:10:07.746 --> 01:10:09.167 and that's what he gets his patients on. 01:10:09.487 --> 01:10:10.688 And I'm sure he uses it when he's 01:10:10.707 --> 01:10:12.368 there in the office and things like that. 01:10:12.628 --> 01:10:14.850 But, um, this is like so practical. 01:10:14.990 --> 01:10:15.131 And, 01:10:15.671 --> 01:10:17.811 and the reason why we've led that 01:10:17.872 --> 01:10:19.533 conversation is because what you're seeing 01:10:19.573 --> 01:10:21.595 here is a whole full spectrum of light. 01:10:21.654 --> 01:10:23.315 The closest thing between sunlight and 01:10:24.355 --> 01:10:26.796 high concentration in certain wavelengths 01:10:26.917 --> 01:10:28.577 by having ten of the most proven 01:10:28.617 --> 01:10:30.777 wavelengths from four eighty which is blue 01:10:30.837 --> 01:10:32.457 proven also interface with stem cells all 01:10:32.478 --> 01:10:34.677 the way up to ten sixty which is 01:10:34.778 --> 01:10:36.018 near infrared light the deepest 01:10:36.057 --> 01:10:37.917 penetrating near near infrared light so 01:10:38.519 --> 01:10:40.798 that's what we did with that they're dual 01:10:40.838 --> 01:10:43.618 lights super high radiance I can show that 01:10:43.639 --> 01:10:46.159 with meters and you could find that well 01:10:46.180 --> 01:10:48.300 I'll show that later you can find that 01:10:48.319 --> 01:10:50.280 again at my red light calm and we've 01:10:50.301 --> 01:10:51.881 got massive discounts there you can use 01:10:51.900 --> 01:10:52.820 with those codes and 01:10:53.399 --> 01:10:55.440 And it's the right time to me. 01:10:55.621 --> 01:10:56.902 I just wouldn't delay. 01:10:57.002 --> 01:10:58.662 I take advantage of things like this. 01:10:58.742 --> 01:11:01.403 My eighty seven year old grandma took her 01:11:01.443 --> 01:11:02.003 boosters, 01:11:02.043 --> 01:11:03.524 did all what she was supposed to do, 01:11:03.543 --> 01:11:05.725 was very obedient and then just could not 01:11:05.765 --> 01:11:06.786 maintain her balance. 01:11:06.845 --> 01:11:08.206 And, you know, 01:11:08.246 --> 01:11:09.146 why do I think that is? 01:11:09.447 --> 01:11:11.547 I think I know that that was directly 01:11:11.587 --> 01:11:12.188 correlated. 01:11:12.747 --> 01:11:14.769 And so the big fall she had in 01:11:14.809 --> 01:11:16.189 front of my house here when she was 01:11:16.229 --> 01:11:18.711 visiting was a seven stitches fall. 01:11:20.221 --> 01:11:20.322 So, 01:11:20.362 --> 01:11:21.783 then I could convince her to go home 01:11:21.802 --> 01:11:22.342 with this one. 01:11:22.363 --> 01:11:22.443 So, 01:11:22.462 --> 01:11:23.643 this is the one that's in her home, 01:11:24.224 --> 01:11:25.543 the AeroPro. 01:11:25.823 --> 01:11:26.043 So, 01:11:26.083 --> 01:11:27.125 that happens to be the one that's in 01:11:27.185 --> 01:11:27.524 her home. 01:11:27.564 --> 01:11:27.805 Again, 01:11:27.864 --> 01:11:29.725 it's just whatever size you want to do. 01:11:30.105 --> 01:11:31.787 It's not rocket science. 01:11:32.546 --> 01:11:33.787 This is going to get kind of from 01:11:33.828 --> 01:11:36.088 the head area to the top of the 01:11:36.168 --> 01:11:36.628 stomach. 01:11:37.048 --> 01:11:38.590 It's a bit above my belly button there. 01:11:39.090 --> 01:11:40.470 And so, then she started doing that. 01:11:40.650 --> 01:11:43.391 And on the weekend, what's this? 01:11:43.431 --> 01:11:43.792 Last weekend. 01:11:43.811 --> 01:11:44.612 The weekend before, 01:11:44.671 --> 01:11:46.273 she just was showing... 01:11:46.970 --> 01:11:47.770 She's like, look at this. 01:11:48.011 --> 01:11:48.430 Look at this. 01:11:48.451 --> 01:11:51.011 She's like, I was screaming in agony. 01:11:51.112 --> 01:11:51.452 Once my, 01:11:51.712 --> 01:11:52.993 my arm would get up to here. 01:11:53.153 --> 01:11:53.372 I was, 01:11:53.432 --> 01:11:55.313 my daughter had to be my carer. 01:11:55.854 --> 01:11:57.554 I moved back into the home that you 01:11:57.573 --> 01:11:58.613 guys built for me. 01:11:59.234 --> 01:12:01.234 And, and, and my doctor, 01:12:01.255 --> 01:12:02.395 I'm so mad at him. 01:12:02.435 --> 01:12:04.095 She's saying, he told me, 01:12:04.756 --> 01:12:06.136 don't get off your thyroid medication. 01:12:06.157 --> 01:12:08.176 She says, but I don't need it anymore. 01:12:08.277 --> 01:12:10.898 Like my markers have shown that my thyroid 01:12:11.137 --> 01:12:11.877 is normalized. 01:12:11.898 --> 01:12:13.439 I don't have Hashimoto's anymore. 01:12:13.458 --> 01:12:13.939 And he says, so he 01:12:14.238 --> 01:12:15.239 If there's anything you should get off, 01:12:15.300 --> 01:12:16.020 it's that red light. 01:12:16.340 --> 01:12:16.579 She's like, 01:12:16.600 --> 01:12:17.860 you don't even know anything about this. 01:12:17.921 --> 01:12:18.862 Why would you say this to me? 01:12:18.962 --> 01:12:21.283 So she's normalized her thyroid function 01:12:21.302 --> 01:12:23.323 just like the study showed at eighty-seven 01:12:23.344 --> 01:12:24.904 years old and regained independence. 01:12:25.423 --> 01:12:26.524 And so to me, 01:12:26.543 --> 01:12:27.545 whether it was Clayton Morris, 01:12:27.585 --> 01:12:28.625 you're a fan of the show, 01:12:29.824 --> 01:12:31.086 these are credible people that are 01:12:31.105 --> 01:12:31.985 reporting results. 01:12:32.166 --> 01:12:34.907 And I don't know when I go, okay, 01:12:34.926 --> 01:12:35.987 what if I get that device or that 01:12:36.006 --> 01:12:36.266 device? 01:12:36.466 --> 01:12:38.547 I don't know what the irradiance is, 01:12:39.347 --> 01:12:40.488 the amount of power coming out of it. 01:12:40.528 --> 01:12:41.948 I don't know what wavelengths it has. 01:12:42.069 --> 01:12:44.168 I know what it advertises it has, 01:12:44.248 --> 01:12:45.609 but I need somebody to show me. 01:12:45.869 --> 01:12:47.890 I need to know what's in there because 01:12:48.529 --> 01:12:50.371 that wavelength might be critical for me. 01:12:50.451 --> 01:12:51.850 And I'll show you what this is like 01:12:51.871 --> 01:12:52.551 with the meter here. 01:12:53.091 --> 01:12:53.492 But this is... 01:12:54.556 --> 01:12:57.899 This is how you determine a good device 01:12:57.939 --> 01:12:59.539 or separate a good from a bad or 01:12:59.560 --> 01:13:00.939 a good from a great. 01:13:01.360 --> 01:13:04.261 There's the ten wavelengths showing up and 01:13:04.282 --> 01:13:06.842 you'll see where it's spiking and peaking 01:13:07.203 --> 01:13:08.423 all the way from four eighty up to 01:13:08.463 --> 01:13:10.045 ten sixty and it depends where I aim 01:13:10.064 --> 01:13:11.626 it because all the lights are 01:13:13.277 --> 01:13:16.458 calibrated slightly differently and it's a 01:13:16.519 --> 01:13:18.300 thirty degree lands deeper penetration 01:13:18.319 --> 01:13:19.520 you'll see there's a different reading 01:13:19.860 --> 01:13:21.761 depending on where I land like aim it 01:13:21.782 --> 01:13:24.143 at the device number one thing even ahead 01:13:24.162 --> 01:13:25.863 of wavelengths is irradiance so this is 01:13:25.884 --> 01:13:27.625 going to show you how much power is 01:13:27.664 --> 01:13:30.546 coming out there you've got it over um 01:13:31.226 --> 01:13:34.529 that's a hundred and sixty five milliwatts 01:13:35.729 --> 01:13:36.890 um let me just 01:13:37.994 --> 01:13:38.456 There you go. 01:13:38.475 --> 01:13:39.617 I just paused it there at one hundred 01:13:39.636 --> 01:13:41.599 and fifty five milliwatts per centimeter 01:13:41.618 --> 01:13:42.539 squared at three inches. 01:13:42.921 --> 01:13:44.962 That's what that's that high radiance. 01:13:44.983 --> 01:13:47.065 That's the reason why the top clinics are 01:13:47.166 --> 01:13:48.067 trusting our devices. 01:13:48.167 --> 01:13:49.268 I'm not making any claims. 01:13:49.287 --> 01:13:51.631 I'm just saying that's what they're doing. 01:13:52.072 --> 01:13:54.414 And then irradiant and EMFs, 01:13:54.454 --> 01:13:55.655 everyone's concerned about that. 01:13:55.735 --> 01:13:56.957 And so they should be. 01:13:57.405 --> 01:13:58.927 I've got Wi-Fi right now to make sure 01:14:00.409 --> 01:14:01.229 if something goes wrong with the 01:14:01.250 --> 01:14:03.672 interview, I may just... 01:14:03.693 --> 01:14:05.836 So you'll see it going off on the 01:14:06.556 --> 01:14:07.117 computer here, 01:14:07.136 --> 01:14:09.059 but I'll just see if I can get 01:14:09.119 --> 01:14:10.161 a dead signal here. 01:14:11.510 --> 01:14:13.110 And you'll see that it goes, yeah, 01:14:13.150 --> 01:14:13.631 there you go. 01:14:13.690 --> 01:14:14.331 It hit a zero. 01:14:14.570 --> 01:14:15.771 And that's a constant wave. 01:14:16.351 --> 01:14:18.573 So, yeah, there's a zero reading, 01:14:18.613 --> 01:14:19.052 which is awesome. 01:14:19.132 --> 01:14:20.153 Wow, that's impressive. 01:14:20.654 --> 01:14:21.173 Yeah. 01:14:21.213 --> 01:14:21.894 That's impressive. 01:14:21.953 --> 01:14:24.154 I can tell you as a journeyman electrician 01:14:24.175 --> 01:14:25.295 for almost thirty years, 01:14:26.496 --> 01:14:28.115 that is pretty tough to find. 01:14:28.136 --> 01:14:28.277 I mean, 01:14:28.296 --> 01:14:30.377 there must be a whole lot going on 01:14:30.396 --> 01:14:30.757 in there. 01:14:31.037 --> 01:14:31.297 Man, 01:14:31.417 --> 01:14:33.137 I'll have to test that one of mine 01:14:33.158 --> 01:14:34.338 and just see what's going on. 01:14:34.853 --> 01:14:35.273 Exactly. 01:14:35.453 --> 01:14:35.592 Yeah. 01:14:35.632 --> 01:14:36.434 Get a base reading. 01:14:36.493 --> 01:14:37.594 And then the other thing, 01:14:37.894 --> 01:14:39.395 like in a perfect world, 01:14:39.454 --> 01:14:40.496 and this is easy to do, 01:14:40.636 --> 01:14:44.858 buy a strip that's a grounding strip for 01:14:44.898 --> 01:14:45.557 thirty bucks. 01:14:45.938 --> 01:14:46.859 Plug that into the wall. 01:14:47.238 --> 01:14:49.800 And when you're doing your PEMF and red 01:14:49.840 --> 01:14:52.180 light, have your feet on that. 01:14:52.701 --> 01:14:53.822 And then that's just going to send the 01:14:53.921 --> 01:14:55.542 signal out because you're going to get 01:14:55.603 --> 01:14:56.222 some electrode. 01:14:56.802 --> 01:14:58.203 You're going to even though that's a zero 01:14:58.224 --> 01:15:00.185 meeting, zero reading on that meter, 01:15:01.985 --> 01:15:03.726 you've got you've got high powered 01:15:03.766 --> 01:15:04.466 electronics. 01:15:04.747 --> 01:15:06.408 That's exactly what I do, Jonathan, 01:15:06.628 --> 01:15:07.770 is I have, 01:15:07.890 --> 01:15:10.471 but I do suggest that people don't plug 01:15:10.511 --> 01:15:12.533 it into the wall in their home anymore. 01:15:12.993 --> 01:15:13.614 Not anymore, 01:15:13.675 --> 01:15:15.775 because with all of the dirty electricity 01:15:15.817 --> 01:15:16.676 going up and down that, 01:15:17.158 --> 01:15:18.838 I would independently ground everything, 01:15:18.899 --> 01:15:20.560 put it out a window, do whatever. 01:15:20.680 --> 01:15:22.882 I would get an individual one-foot 01:15:22.922 --> 01:15:24.904 grounding rod because the... 01:15:25.935 --> 01:15:30.239 The junk electricity that's going up and 01:15:30.280 --> 01:15:32.823 down back and forth on that ground can 01:15:32.863 --> 01:15:34.345 cause more problems than anything. 01:15:34.425 --> 01:15:36.926 So the easy fix is just go ahead 01:15:37.068 --> 01:15:37.448 and get, 01:15:37.847 --> 01:15:39.850 you can get really long cords for your 01:15:39.869 --> 01:15:42.974 grounding device and put it out a window, 01:15:43.073 --> 01:15:44.755 put it in the ground all by itself. 01:15:45.475 --> 01:15:47.358 Not near any electronics or anything like 01:15:47.377 --> 01:15:48.738 that, because if it's in your house, 01:15:49.359 --> 01:15:50.701 unless you know what I know, 01:15:51.240 --> 01:15:51.962 there are ways I know. 01:15:52.801 --> 01:15:54.583 I can put capacitor banks on things and 01:15:54.604 --> 01:15:55.323 clean things up, 01:15:55.344 --> 01:15:56.444 but most people are not going to know 01:15:56.484 --> 01:15:57.086 how to do that. 01:15:57.787 --> 01:15:59.488 So the best solution is to go ahead 01:15:59.507 --> 01:16:00.868 and put it out a window or go 01:16:00.889 --> 01:16:02.470 through the floor or whatever you have to 01:16:02.489 --> 01:16:03.650 put it on a copper pipe. 01:16:04.704 --> 01:16:06.485 building steel, anything else, 01:16:06.506 --> 01:16:08.306 but I would not go into an electrical 01:16:08.386 --> 01:16:10.328 circuit even if it's on the ground because 01:16:10.408 --> 01:16:11.148 it's just, 01:16:11.729 --> 01:16:13.269 everything's just so darn compromised 01:16:13.309 --> 01:16:13.689 these days. 01:16:13.710 --> 01:16:15.270 But yeah, it's funny you mentioned that, 01:16:15.310 --> 01:16:15.690 Jonathan. 01:16:15.711 --> 01:16:16.690 That's exactly what I have. 01:16:17.332 --> 01:16:18.192 I have one on the back of the 01:16:18.231 --> 01:16:20.893 door and I have the grounding mat standing 01:16:20.932 --> 01:16:22.833 right there for precisely the reasons you 01:16:22.873 --> 01:16:23.194 said. 01:16:23.755 --> 01:16:24.694 And it's not just that. 01:16:24.774 --> 01:16:25.855 Let's say you're in your house and you 01:16:25.876 --> 01:16:29.818 have some transient RF that's coming out 01:16:29.837 --> 01:16:30.257 of anywhere. 01:16:30.278 --> 01:16:31.059 It could be your phone. 01:16:31.078 --> 01:16:31.859 It could be anything. 01:16:32.462 --> 01:16:32.622 Well, 01:16:32.643 --> 01:16:34.344 when you're grounded and you do it that 01:16:34.384 --> 01:16:34.685 way, 01:16:34.824 --> 01:16:36.426 it just kind of mitigates all the problems 01:16:36.466 --> 01:16:37.846 no matter where they can be coming from. 01:16:38.306 --> 01:16:38.766 Exactly. 01:16:38.908 --> 01:16:39.507 That's awesome. 01:16:39.587 --> 01:16:40.948 And it's really good to have 01:16:41.680 --> 01:16:44.382 that confirmation and dr henry ely is kind 01:16:44.422 --> 01:16:46.423 of obsessed on that front and he's using 01:16:46.604 --> 01:16:49.865 our devices he uses that one there right 01:16:50.025 --> 01:16:52.226 and he has he gets seizures he still 01:16:52.247 --> 01:16:54.467 gets them occasionally but he's found it 01:16:54.488 --> 01:16:56.949 really helpful and if there was any issues 01:16:57.010 --> 01:16:59.430 like with flicker any kind of flicker from 01:16:59.490 --> 01:17:02.273 that it would wipe him out but he 01:17:02.332 --> 01:17:05.113 he's done uh some really extensive testing 01:17:05.154 --> 01:17:07.676 on our devices as well with uh various 01:17:07.695 --> 01:17:09.237 medias including emf and he's 01:17:09.817 --> 01:17:11.518 super impressed and i have a video between 01:17:11.559 --> 01:17:13.600 him and dr jimenez where we were 01:17:13.619 --> 01:17:15.622 demonstrating that at this uh cancer 01:17:15.641 --> 01:17:17.063 conference called the belgiansky cancer 01:17:17.103 --> 01:17:18.804 conference so that was um that was really 01:17:18.844 --> 01:17:20.944 fun and um and billy what i would 01:17:20.984 --> 01:17:23.006 quickly do is go back to this one 01:17:23.067 --> 01:17:25.509 and i'll close the loop on this this 01:17:25.548 --> 01:17:27.990 kind of promise i've made with the what 01:17:28.171 --> 01:17:30.152 you could do with uh with the with 01:17:30.171 --> 01:17:31.953 the urine what the correlation between 01:17:32.054 --> 01:17:33.414 urine and stem cells and what we know 01:17:33.454 --> 01:17:35.095 then and multiplying it right so 01:17:35.576 --> 01:17:40.118 So that's the urine from the morning, 01:17:40.177 --> 01:17:44.180 especially having this tens of billions on 01:17:44.220 --> 01:17:46.702 the low end of extracellular vesicles 01:17:46.942 --> 01:17:49.002 readily available without aging. 01:17:49.502 --> 01:17:51.184 And these are some of the research pieces 01:17:51.203 --> 01:17:54.805 that came from the medical journals over 01:17:54.826 --> 01:17:57.947 the last about a hundred and twenty or 01:17:57.987 --> 01:17:58.768 so years, 01:17:59.068 --> 01:18:02.369 especially around the mid fifties, 01:18:02.409 --> 01:18:04.711 forties and fifties and sixties. 01:18:05.256 --> 01:18:07.356 And you see these, these, this research, 01:18:07.596 --> 01:18:09.896 uh, but, and then you'll see here, 01:18:09.997 --> 01:18:14.518 urinary stem cells are playing regulatory 01:18:14.557 --> 01:18:15.877 roles in the immune system, 01:18:16.238 --> 01:18:18.158 oxidative stress, revascularization, 01:18:18.279 --> 01:18:19.998 apoptosis, and autophagy. 01:18:20.059 --> 01:18:21.300 And that's part of the reason why you 01:18:21.319 --> 01:18:22.760 see that they won't form tumors or 01:18:22.800 --> 01:18:23.319 teratomas. 01:18:23.699 --> 01:18:24.860 These are some of the people that I 01:18:24.881 --> 01:18:26.501 helped, like Nancy's became a friend. 01:18:26.940 --> 01:18:28.261 But you'll see how she's saying, 01:18:28.322 --> 01:18:29.521 thank you so much, Jonathan. 01:18:29.921 --> 01:18:31.962 But this is the before and after. 01:18:31.983 --> 01:18:33.823 This was solely on urine therapy. 01:18:35.043 --> 01:18:36.484 This one as well, my friend Daniel, 01:18:36.543 --> 01:18:37.743 solely on urine therapy. 01:18:38.664 --> 01:18:40.444 This was me with my own leg, urine, 01:18:40.585 --> 01:18:42.025 injecting it straight into my leg to get 01:18:42.046 --> 01:18:42.605 rid of this, 01:18:42.706 --> 01:18:44.166 which was some kind of shingles eczema 01:18:44.206 --> 01:18:45.747 reaction that I had for two years. 01:18:45.787 --> 01:18:49.047 And then immediately on contact, 01:18:49.087 --> 01:18:50.287 the itch and the pain was gone. 01:18:50.328 --> 01:18:51.009 Within a few days, 01:18:51.109 --> 01:18:52.269 it was gone with no scarring. 01:18:52.469 --> 01:18:54.329 And so like that, 01:18:54.390 --> 01:18:55.371 that was interesting now, 01:18:55.490 --> 01:18:57.153 but now I'm going to tell you why 01:18:57.193 --> 01:18:59.173 that's relevant to light therapy, 01:18:59.194 --> 01:19:00.835 because these seem like unrelated things. 01:19:00.854 --> 01:19:01.515 Okay. 01:19:01.536 --> 01:19:03.317 So now have a look at the exosome 01:19:03.476 --> 01:19:06.640 increase with one session of red light. 01:19:06.659 --> 01:19:08.740 It was a six point two five fold 01:19:08.900 --> 01:19:11.643 increase in extracellular vesicles. 01:19:12.243 --> 01:19:14.085 So whatever that reading is in your first 01:19:14.125 --> 01:19:15.826 morning urine of exosomes, 01:19:15.845 --> 01:19:18.167 you're going to times it by about six 01:19:18.228 --> 01:19:20.850 times by doing a single red light session. 01:19:22.529 --> 01:19:24.189 Wow. 01:19:24.570 --> 01:19:26.112 And now stem cells, same thing. 01:19:26.851 --> 01:19:28.092 But you're also going to push the 01:19:28.153 --> 01:19:29.434 macrophages up, 01:19:29.795 --> 01:19:32.337 which are the Pac-Man cleaning up all the 01:19:32.377 --> 01:19:34.238 junk that is poisoning you. 01:19:34.878 --> 01:19:37.300 That went from seven point eight to fifty 01:19:37.340 --> 01:19:38.801 two point one percent. 01:19:38.902 --> 01:19:39.983 There's about an eight times. 01:19:40.302 --> 01:19:41.944 But this is now just the stem cells. 01:19:41.984 --> 01:19:43.625 Two hundred seventy eight percent increase 01:19:43.886 --> 01:19:46.226 from a single session that started at two 01:19:46.266 --> 01:19:48.009 hours and peaked at two to four days 01:19:48.229 --> 01:19:49.909 and then went back to baseline. 01:19:49.930 --> 01:19:52.252 So, again, do red light every day. 01:19:52.751 --> 01:19:55.252 every day or every or every two to 01:19:55.292 --> 01:19:57.654 four days or like let's say twice a 01:19:57.695 --> 01:20:00.278 week then you'd continually keep that stem 01:20:00.318 --> 01:20:03.220 cell count up and and then the other 01:20:03.260 --> 01:20:05.542 part by the way like now let's look 01:20:05.563 --> 01:20:06.884 at the cost of that that was just 01:20:06.923 --> 01:20:08.725 the shin area so that'd be roughly fifty 01:20:08.744 --> 01:20:10.587 to a hundred million stem cells if you 01:20:10.627 --> 01:20:12.028 increase by two hundred seventy eight 01:20:12.047 --> 01:20:14.090 percent the amount of stem cells over the 01:20:14.369 --> 01:20:14.810 the shin 01:20:15.291 --> 01:20:18.954 area now the full skeleton would be up 01:20:19.015 --> 01:20:21.257 to you know from from five hundred million 01:20:21.297 --> 01:20:23.359 to a billion extra stem cells just by 01:20:23.500 --> 01:20:26.302 sheer logic and mathematical equations if 01:20:26.422 --> 01:20:28.204 the rest of the skeleton produce the same 01:20:28.225 --> 01:20:30.306 amount of stem cells as the shins which 01:20:30.346 --> 01:20:31.969 is obvious because you break a bone they 01:20:31.988 --> 01:20:32.168 heal 01:20:32.569 --> 01:20:34.890 around the same speeds but then the cost 01:20:34.949 --> 01:20:36.951 of that right twenty five thousand dollars 01:20:36.970 --> 01:20:39.692 a hundred thousand dollars and you know 01:20:39.731 --> 01:20:42.292 for for to get uh five hundred million 01:20:42.313 --> 01:20:43.752 to a billion stem cells which would be 01:20:44.213 --> 01:20:46.675 five to nine million dollars if it was 01:20:46.715 --> 01:20:48.395 done daily no one's gonna do that this 01:20:48.414 --> 01:20:50.456 is unrealistic but it gives you a point 01:20:50.496 --> 01:20:53.657 because i i just think that people need 01:20:53.697 --> 01:20:55.257 to understand that 01:20:57.097 --> 01:20:57.939 It's that good. 01:20:58.118 --> 01:21:00.121 And then they're missing out on something 01:21:00.180 --> 01:21:02.162 because they don't realize how good it is. 01:21:02.222 --> 01:21:05.585 They associate it with some kind of fringe 01:21:05.746 --> 01:21:09.368 anti-aging, half proven, half baked, 01:21:09.429 --> 01:21:10.609 nothing burger. 01:21:10.850 --> 01:21:12.551 And instead they should actually see it as 01:21:12.610 --> 01:21:14.172 the most advanced science that we have. 01:21:14.813 --> 01:21:18.796 and this is why you would be disadvantaged 01:21:18.876 --> 01:21:21.338 if you got stem cell injections every day 01:21:21.378 --> 01:21:23.300 compared to the stem cell group that or 01:21:23.319 --> 01:21:24.962 the red light group the reason why you 01:21:24.981 --> 01:21:26.603 would be disadvantaged is because 01:21:27.961 --> 01:21:30.063 Photobiomodulation stimulates different 01:21:30.103 --> 01:21:32.123 types of stem cells to enhance their 01:21:32.305 --> 01:21:34.225 migration, proliferation, 01:21:34.246 --> 01:21:35.426 which is having more of them, 01:21:35.787 --> 01:21:36.847 and differentiation, 01:21:36.868 --> 01:21:39.050 which is the maturation to mature a stem 01:21:39.090 --> 01:21:40.731 cell into an eye cell, a heart cell, 01:21:41.032 --> 01:21:42.893 so it can become what it needs to 01:21:42.932 --> 01:21:45.416 become in vitro and in vivo, 01:21:46.275 --> 01:21:47.457 these in life. 01:21:48.118 --> 01:21:49.878 So you see my point there, 01:21:49.918 --> 01:21:51.079 and look here again, 01:21:51.900 --> 01:21:54.182 red and near-infrared light, even blue. 01:21:56.774 --> 01:21:57.536 These effects, 01:21:59.278 --> 01:22:00.939 studies have shown that light in the red 01:22:00.958 --> 01:22:02.140 and near infrared spectrum can have 01:22:02.201 --> 01:22:04.063 positive biostimulatory effects on 01:22:04.122 --> 01:22:07.265 mesenchymal stem cells in terms of both 01:22:07.305 --> 01:22:10.168 proliferation and mineralizing phenotype 01:22:10.229 --> 01:22:10.970 differentiation, 01:22:10.989 --> 01:22:12.490 which is to mature a stem cell. 01:22:12.851 --> 01:22:14.512 So you'd be disadvantaged in the stem cell 01:22:14.533 --> 01:22:16.614 group because getting a stem cell injected 01:22:16.956 --> 01:22:18.778 doesn't mean that you migrated it 01:22:19.377 --> 01:22:21.539 or you made it differentiate and light is 01:22:21.579 --> 01:22:23.641 the key driver here so i think you 01:22:23.721 --> 01:22:24.903 i think you get my point there and 01:22:24.943 --> 01:22:27.744 this is why then you might say okay 01:22:27.784 --> 01:22:29.966 i've got this or that issue uh what 01:22:29.987 --> 01:22:32.389 do i do then i you know what's 01:22:32.429 --> 01:22:34.070 good for me and which which is the 01:22:34.091 --> 01:22:36.152 wavelength of light that i need and the 01:22:36.231 --> 01:22:41.056 answer is everything is good and um by 01:22:41.077 --> 01:22:42.717 the way did you see that light just 01:22:42.757 --> 01:22:43.779 turn on behind me more 01:22:44.733 --> 01:22:47.894 yeah yeah because it's on a timer and 01:22:47.953 --> 01:22:49.395 even though i had it on another setting 01:22:49.475 --> 01:22:51.796 the timer that said oh it's now this 01:22:51.836 --> 01:22:53.877 time that you've set it for i and 01:22:53.936 --> 01:22:57.118 it's turned itself on for me um so 01:22:57.158 --> 01:22:58.559 you could have it as your alarm clock 01:22:58.599 --> 01:23:00.099 as an example this is what wakes you 01:23:00.118 --> 01:23:02.479 up in the morning yeah pretty pretty fun 01:23:02.539 --> 01:23:04.121 right yeah that'd be a lot better 01:23:04.801 --> 01:23:08.244 yeah and then now here with the wavelength 01:23:08.265 --> 01:23:09.746 of light that you're using it's going to 01:23:09.905 --> 01:23:11.347 aim at a certain part of the body 01:23:11.787 --> 01:23:13.630 so what we did was just make something 01:23:13.689 --> 01:23:15.692 perfectly well rounded so it would cover 01:23:15.851 --> 01:23:18.994 all the the key points and so we 01:23:19.034 --> 01:23:20.856 did skip the seven hundreds here it's just 01:23:20.997 --> 01:23:22.878 less studies on it so you go fully 01:23:22.918 --> 01:23:24.461 in the red spectrum and then fully in 01:23:24.480 --> 01:23:26.523 the near infrared spectrum and then 01:23:27.363 --> 01:23:29.328 thousands of studies collectively on all 01:23:29.349 --> 01:23:30.171 these wavelengths. 01:23:30.331 --> 01:23:32.416 And then you then have the strength and 01:23:32.435 --> 01:23:34.239 the confidence of the studies that then 01:23:34.380 --> 01:23:35.863 show how effective that is. 01:23:36.422 --> 01:23:37.563 And so remember, 01:23:37.582 --> 01:23:38.743 it's just the deepest part of near 01:23:38.764 --> 01:23:40.243 infrared and this is the shallowest part 01:23:40.283 --> 01:23:40.685 of red. 01:23:41.185 --> 01:23:43.145 And then even blue light. 01:23:43.164 --> 01:23:45.525 So epidermis, dermis, sub-Q tissue, 01:23:45.626 --> 01:23:46.166 muscle bone, 01:23:46.225 --> 01:23:48.006 interior tissues through here. 01:23:48.087 --> 01:23:50.488 And then you look at charts and you 01:23:50.528 --> 01:23:51.268 say, okay, look, 01:23:51.747 --> 01:23:53.128 I wanna improve my mitochondrial health. 01:23:53.149 --> 01:23:55.210 I've got this or that condition. 01:23:55.590 --> 01:23:56.810 Look at the wavelengths that are proven 01:23:56.829 --> 01:23:57.590 for those conditions. 01:23:57.609 --> 01:23:59.150 And if you have something that's close to 01:23:59.190 --> 01:24:00.650 it, you could assume, I believe, 01:24:01.011 --> 01:24:02.851 that you're generally hitting that region. 01:24:03.252 --> 01:24:04.613 But let's imagine it. 01:24:05.824 --> 01:24:06.426 You know, 01:24:06.445 --> 01:24:09.268 let's say it was eight thirty five and 01:24:09.307 --> 01:24:10.389 you've got eight thirty. 01:24:10.548 --> 01:24:12.130 You've obviously right there. 01:24:12.189 --> 01:24:13.451 And then you've also got eight fifty. 01:24:13.470 --> 01:24:14.532 Then you got ten sixty. 01:24:14.952 --> 01:24:17.413 So you're also going beyond because nobody 01:24:17.434 --> 01:24:19.336 has one condition that they did. 01:24:19.456 --> 01:24:20.817 That's the only thing that they have. 01:24:20.856 --> 01:24:23.158 We've all got risks for every possible 01:24:23.198 --> 01:24:25.279 variation of things that could happen in 01:24:25.319 --> 01:24:25.761 this world. 01:24:26.212 --> 01:24:28.073 So we should go and interact with all 01:24:28.092 --> 01:24:29.052 these regions of the body, 01:24:29.394 --> 01:24:31.194 help stem cells get to these areas to 01:24:31.253 --> 01:24:32.015 migrate them there, 01:24:32.055 --> 01:24:33.335 help them mature in these areas. 01:24:33.375 --> 01:24:35.555 So then we're just really going with 01:24:35.595 --> 01:24:37.657 something that covers all these bases, 01:24:37.756 --> 01:24:39.137 gets to these areas of the body. 01:24:39.557 --> 01:24:40.899 And these are all the clinical studies on 01:24:40.939 --> 01:24:42.659 all these different types of conditions. 01:24:43.119 --> 01:24:46.001 And because I shared the big study, 01:24:46.100 --> 01:24:46.962 and then I'll give it back to you, 01:24:47.002 --> 01:24:47.261 Billy, 01:24:47.282 --> 01:24:50.963 because I shared this small study on... 01:24:51.884 --> 01:24:53.564 on a lymphoma, 01:24:53.664 --> 01:24:55.225 then here's one on prostate cancer, 01:24:55.246 --> 01:24:56.525 which was four hundred and thirteen 01:24:56.586 --> 01:24:56.907 people. 01:24:56.947 --> 01:24:57.907 And it was two years. 01:24:58.606 --> 01:24:59.387 And, you know, 01:24:59.408 --> 01:25:01.548 I even think this is an unethical study. 01:25:02.048 --> 01:25:03.449 This is two thousand and sixteen. 01:25:03.470 --> 01:25:04.890 The reason why I think this is unethical 01:25:05.230 --> 01:25:06.591 is because there has to be a control 01:25:06.610 --> 01:25:08.091 group that doesn't get red light therapy. 01:25:08.112 --> 01:25:09.012 And how would you feel if it was 01:25:09.052 --> 01:25:11.173 your dad that was in this study that 01:25:11.213 --> 01:25:13.274 got in the in the group that didn't 01:25:13.314 --> 01:25:14.755 get red light and got a fake light? 01:25:15.836 --> 01:25:17.157 I think the jury's out and I just 01:25:17.317 --> 01:25:17.516 you know, 01:25:17.577 --> 01:25:18.898 I could never ethically be a part of 01:25:18.917 --> 01:25:19.057 this, 01:25:19.097 --> 01:25:19.658 but it gives me 01:25:20.518 --> 01:25:22.837 something to tell you about because you 01:25:22.858 --> 01:25:24.798 know this is the hunger games of medicine 01:25:24.819 --> 01:25:26.738 and you know some people will die i 01:25:26.819 --> 01:25:29.779 guess like as as snow says i just 01:25:29.899 --> 01:25:32.119 think it's i just couldn't do that to 01:25:32.180 --> 01:25:34.341 somebody and like let them just go through 01:25:34.360 --> 01:25:36.980 with that it just sickens me like and 01:25:37.041 --> 01:25:38.600 how long will this keep going for like 01:25:38.640 --> 01:25:40.962 we know that these therapies work and the 01:25:40.981 --> 01:25:42.641 reason why you can't get a double-blinded 01:25:42.662 --> 01:25:45.542 placebo on vaccines why is that billy why 01:25:45.582 --> 01:25:46.802 won't they give you one they've got a 01:25:46.823 --> 01:25:47.403 reason for it 01:25:48.234 --> 01:25:48.554 Oh, yeah, 01:25:48.573 --> 01:25:50.314 they knew the outcome probably from the 01:25:50.354 --> 01:25:50.755 very beginning. 01:25:51.195 --> 01:25:52.615 But what's their cover story? 01:25:52.917 --> 01:25:54.176 Because it would be unethical. 01:25:54.676 --> 01:25:57.519 Because then people would not get 01:25:57.599 --> 01:25:59.340 something that they need. 01:26:00.381 --> 01:26:03.141 And then by not getting that vaccine, 01:26:03.202 --> 01:26:04.622 then they're going to be put at risk 01:26:04.662 --> 01:26:06.404 and they could die of polio because they 01:26:06.423 --> 01:26:07.623 didn't get that vaccine. 01:26:07.663 --> 01:26:09.524 And that's their validation for that, 01:26:09.604 --> 01:26:10.945 even though there's all these people that 01:26:10.966 --> 01:26:11.525 won't take it. 01:26:11.565 --> 01:26:13.608 Guess what the biggest non-vax population 01:26:13.648 --> 01:26:14.247 is in America? 01:26:16.011 --> 01:26:16.412 Beverly, 01:26:16.752 --> 01:26:20.676 Beverly Hills and Hollywood lowest 01:26:20.695 --> 01:26:21.536 vaccination rates. 01:26:21.555 --> 01:26:23.278 You could look at news stories on that 01:26:23.398 --> 01:26:24.979 and they compare it to Southern Sudan and 01:26:25.019 --> 01:26:27.180 low vaccination rates because of poverty, 01:26:28.502 --> 01:26:31.043 which is right. 01:26:31.463 --> 01:26:32.444 It's so sickening. 01:26:32.484 --> 01:26:33.565 It's so disgusting. 01:26:33.865 --> 01:26:34.587 You know, it, 01:26:35.551 --> 01:26:38.033 And so that is unethical, 01:26:38.994 --> 01:26:40.076 even though there's all these people that 01:26:40.095 --> 01:26:40.737 won't do it. 01:26:40.777 --> 01:26:42.297 So then let them be. 01:26:42.398 --> 01:26:43.760 They'll put themselves in the study. 01:26:43.779 --> 01:26:46.822 They'd be glad to prove what they know 01:26:46.862 --> 01:26:47.403 to be true. 01:26:47.422 --> 01:26:48.863 But they don't do that. 01:26:49.104 --> 01:26:50.326 And they just want to hurt people with 01:26:50.345 --> 01:26:50.546 those. 01:26:50.905 --> 01:26:52.106 I probably can't say too much on this. 01:26:52.447 --> 01:26:55.670 But you know what? 01:26:56.310 --> 01:26:57.131 That is what it is. 01:26:58.533 --> 01:27:00.654 All you've got power over is yourself. 01:27:00.694 --> 01:27:01.314 And in this case, 01:27:01.354 --> 01:27:03.016 forty nine percent went into remission in 01:27:03.037 --> 01:27:03.676 the red light group. 01:27:03.697 --> 01:27:05.278 Thirteen point five percent in the control 01:27:05.297 --> 01:27:05.519 group. 01:27:05.838 --> 01:27:07.220 This is with all the other, 01:27:07.479 --> 01:27:09.421 I would say, questionable therapies, 01:27:09.462 --> 01:27:10.762 cut bone poison, surgery, 01:27:10.802 --> 01:27:13.545 radiation and and chemo. 01:27:14.905 --> 01:27:16.627 And and and you know, 01:27:16.646 --> 01:27:18.569 you look at the group that did the 01:27:18.609 --> 01:27:19.009 red light, 01:27:19.109 --> 01:27:21.350 only six percent ended up getting surgery. 01:27:21.430 --> 01:27:22.992 Thirty percent got surgery in the non red 01:27:23.011 --> 01:27:23.271 light group. 01:27:23.292 --> 01:27:25.594 That's five hundred percent difference. 01:27:25.634 --> 01:27:27.595 So it's a it's a slam dunk. 01:27:29.472 --> 01:27:31.514 In comparison to the alternatives. 01:27:33.134 --> 01:27:35.953 And it's time that people catch up with 01:27:35.993 --> 01:27:36.234 this. 01:27:36.453 --> 01:27:38.595 And you just can't wait, right? 01:27:38.914 --> 01:27:40.654 When you've got problems, you can't wait. 01:27:40.734 --> 01:27:42.135 You need something now. 01:27:42.815 --> 01:27:44.796 And everything else is being a sitting 01:27:44.836 --> 01:27:45.155 duck. 01:27:45.615 --> 01:27:46.735 And that's what I believe. 01:27:46.796 --> 01:27:48.576 So choose your therapy. 01:27:48.636 --> 01:27:51.756 Choose what you think is your thing. 01:27:52.056 --> 01:27:52.976 And then go for it. 01:27:53.636 --> 01:27:56.158 And act on it. 01:27:56.198 --> 01:27:56.557 Because... 01:27:57.377 --> 01:27:59.259 The biggest problem is just people not 01:27:59.378 --> 01:28:00.378 taking action. 01:28:00.918 --> 01:28:03.300 There's a methylene blue and photodynamic 01:28:03.340 --> 01:28:03.979 therapy study. 01:28:04.020 --> 01:28:04.461 Look at these. 01:28:04.560 --> 01:28:05.341 This is PubMed. 01:28:05.740 --> 01:28:06.560 Look at these drops. 01:28:08.782 --> 01:28:11.323 Okay, so there's breast. 01:28:12.143 --> 01:28:12.743 Look at that drop. 01:28:14.703 --> 01:28:15.784 Change in tumor size, 01:28:16.225 --> 01:28:18.765 minus one hundred percent. 01:28:19.345 --> 01:28:20.905 What's the control that didn't do the red 01:28:20.926 --> 01:28:21.627 light methylene blue? 01:28:21.686 --> 01:28:22.726 Eleven hundred percent. 01:28:24.314 --> 01:28:26.336 Malignant melanoma, ninety nine percent, 01:28:26.416 --> 01:28:27.895 three thousand percent growth in the 01:28:27.935 --> 01:28:31.277 control minus ninety nine percent. 01:28:31.296 --> 01:28:32.377 This one grew slightly, 01:28:33.016 --> 01:28:34.238 this breast cancer, but look, 01:28:34.917 --> 01:28:37.578 forty eight percent growth in the control. 01:28:38.359 --> 01:28:39.179 But look at what they did. 01:28:40.378 --> 01:28:42.199 They they had some other poison there in 01:28:42.220 --> 01:28:42.579 that one. 01:28:44.716 --> 01:28:47.599 But look at this straight methylene blue 01:28:48.720 --> 01:28:51.782 and red light combination. 01:28:52.101 --> 01:28:54.684 So methylene blue and light. 01:28:55.203 --> 01:28:56.125 Go back to the title. 01:28:57.626 --> 01:28:59.106 Photodynamic therapy with methylene blue 01:28:59.146 --> 01:29:00.387 helps against different types of cancer, 01:29:00.427 --> 01:29:02.429 including colorectal, tumor, carcinoma, 01:29:02.448 --> 01:29:02.970 melanoma. 01:29:04.371 --> 01:29:04.671 And 01:29:06.479 --> 01:29:09.363 yeah colorectal ninety nine point nine 01:29:09.403 --> 01:29:11.024 percent nine hundred percent growth and 01:29:11.064 --> 01:29:12.666 control these are animal studies into 01:29:12.725 --> 01:29:14.648 tumoral injections into the tumor light 01:29:14.728 --> 01:29:16.989 over it here's a human example right here 01:29:17.530 --> 01:29:18.192 and then you'll see 01:29:20.140 --> 01:29:20.619 Oh, by the way, 01:29:21.020 --> 01:29:22.180 that's the last thing I'll show there, 01:29:22.201 --> 01:29:23.081 and then you can tell me what you 01:29:23.121 --> 01:29:23.701 think of all this. 01:29:24.041 --> 01:29:27.881 This one was one case series on melanoma 01:29:27.902 --> 01:29:30.162 skin lesions using intertumoral methylene 01:29:30.182 --> 01:29:32.042 blue and a red light source and reported 01:29:32.103 --> 01:29:34.104 complete clinical remission in five out of 01:29:34.123 --> 01:29:36.064 six tumor sites after five sessions. 01:29:36.465 --> 01:29:37.685 Notice how that's very similar to the 01:29:37.725 --> 01:29:38.404 lymphoma one. 01:29:39.744 --> 01:29:41.605 I think that that is pretty cool. 01:29:41.645 --> 01:29:44.587 Last thing here was the NASA study from 01:29:44.646 --> 01:29:48.068 two thousand and three showing the 01:29:48.948 --> 01:29:51.769 Two point five to four times increase in 01:29:51.828 --> 01:29:54.390 human neural progenitor cells, 01:29:54.411 --> 01:29:55.890 a type of neural stem cell, 01:29:56.551 --> 01:29:57.631 two hundred and fifty to four hundred 01:29:57.652 --> 01:29:59.613 percent increase in proliferation or 01:29:59.632 --> 01:30:01.173 growth rate compared to the control. 01:30:01.213 --> 01:30:05.536 There's a the control is be the the 01:30:07.096 --> 01:30:09.417 PEMF treated neural stem cells. 01:30:09.837 --> 01:30:11.279 So what do you think that might be 01:30:11.319 --> 01:30:13.539 the most amazing combination of factors? 01:30:14.260 --> 01:30:15.761 Having red light and 01:30:18.109 --> 01:30:21.270 having red light and pulse electromagnetic 01:30:21.289 --> 01:30:23.251 field at the same time, 01:30:23.451 --> 01:30:25.451 because you can maximize your time then or 01:30:25.490 --> 01:30:26.332 do them separately. 01:30:27.152 --> 01:30:28.891 And the studies that show them in compact, 01:30:28.912 --> 01:30:29.592 like together, 01:30:29.792 --> 01:30:31.632 they've been done specifically on 01:30:31.792 --> 01:30:34.293 androgenic alopecia and periarthritis. 01:30:34.953 --> 01:30:36.994 And it was a dramatic improvement compared 01:30:37.015 --> 01:30:38.835 to the group that did either therapy. 01:30:39.015 --> 01:30:40.395 Like if you just did one, 01:30:40.475 --> 01:30:41.695 like if you just did PMF or you 01:30:41.716 --> 01:30:42.476 just did red light, 01:30:42.497 --> 01:30:44.676 the group that had the combination 01:30:44.976 --> 01:30:46.557 outperformed the other. 01:30:46.797 --> 01:30:47.057 So yeah. 01:30:47.707 --> 01:30:48.529 Well, you got to love it. 01:30:49.149 --> 01:30:49.850 Well, Jonathan, 01:30:50.171 --> 01:30:51.492 you knocked it out of the park once 01:30:51.532 --> 01:30:52.012 again. 01:30:52.273 --> 01:30:53.274 And, folks, 01:30:53.413 --> 01:30:54.876 if you're interested in any of these 01:30:54.916 --> 01:30:56.698 devices out there, I got them right here. 01:30:56.757 --> 01:30:57.217 I use them. 01:30:57.878 --> 01:30:59.100 MyRedLight.com, 01:30:59.119 --> 01:31:07.088 BB-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B 01:31:09.610 --> 01:31:11.131 i got a whole i mean honestly i 01:31:11.152 --> 01:31:12.752 got thirty questions here that i didn't 01:31:12.792 --> 01:31:16.956 even ask yet so sorry bro no no 01:31:17.015 --> 01:31:19.537 we we covered what was necessary now but 01:31:19.577 --> 01:31:21.137 hey i'll hang on to these and we'll 01:31:21.158 --> 01:31:23.779 definitely have to circle back jonathan 01:31:23.880 --> 01:31:25.640 once again man where can everybody find 01:31:25.661 --> 01:31:28.282 you yeah awesome man come find me at 01:31:28.462 --> 01:31:32.185 myredlight.com and and yeah like we 01:31:32.204 --> 01:31:32.604 mentioned 01:31:33.536 --> 01:31:34.176 Use those codes. 01:31:34.636 --> 01:31:35.976 The Instagram handles, 01:31:36.016 --> 01:31:37.497 we're always making fun content. 01:31:37.537 --> 01:31:39.439 So find me at jono.otto, 01:31:39.458 --> 01:31:43.661 which is J-O-N-O dot O-T-T-O at gmail.com. 01:31:44.301 --> 01:31:46.082 I'm going to flash up something here. 01:31:46.101 --> 01:31:47.261 Here's a gift for everyone. 01:31:47.802 --> 01:31:48.662 Let me pull this up. 01:31:49.443 --> 01:31:51.703 This will be, oh, this will be fun. 01:31:52.784 --> 01:31:54.225 I nearly hit the leave button instead of 01:31:54.265 --> 01:31:54.945 the share button. 01:31:54.985 --> 01:31:55.426 Here's the leave. 01:31:55.945 --> 01:31:57.226 Here we go. 01:31:57.266 --> 01:31:58.747 This, I'll show you this. 01:31:58.887 --> 01:31:59.188 Okay. 01:32:00.706 --> 01:32:04.226 Here's the first three chapters of the 01:32:04.266 --> 01:32:04.667 book. 01:32:06.028 --> 01:32:06.768 There you go there. 01:32:06.787 --> 01:32:08.608 Let me just let that think. 01:32:09.029 --> 01:32:12.829 So if you want that, sorry, 01:32:13.090 --> 01:32:13.989 actually that's not the book. 01:32:14.029 --> 01:32:15.990 That is these six gifts. 01:32:16.011 --> 01:32:16.110 Okay. 01:32:16.190 --> 01:32:16.570 I've got to be, 01:32:17.091 --> 01:32:18.190 you can see what's on the screen there. 01:32:18.211 --> 01:32:18.471 So let's, 01:32:18.532 --> 01:32:19.811 I'll move off that here in a second. 01:32:19.851 --> 01:32:22.512 Just use that code and you'll get access 01:32:22.552 --> 01:32:23.313 to all those gifts. 01:32:23.332 --> 01:32:24.793 There's some things there that I couldn't 01:32:24.814 --> 01:32:26.173 share, but this will give you, 01:32:26.757 --> 01:32:27.738 some really key information. 01:32:27.757 --> 01:32:29.378 Cancer Secrets is an amazing documentary. 01:32:30.238 --> 01:32:31.798 The first three chapters of the book here, 01:32:31.979 --> 01:32:33.439 scan this code and you'll get the first 01:32:33.460 --> 01:32:34.939 three chapters of the book because we're 01:32:35.000 --> 01:32:38.881 about to release it, which is super fun. 01:32:39.520 --> 01:32:41.440 And that is that. 01:32:41.601 --> 01:32:44.021 And again, the socials, find me there. 01:32:44.662 --> 01:32:46.882 And there's the red light saying, 01:32:47.082 --> 01:32:48.882 I'm done, I'm done, I'm done, I'm done. 01:32:49.622 --> 01:32:51.444 All right. 01:32:51.743 --> 01:32:51.923 Yeah. 01:32:52.838 --> 01:32:54.579 Yeah, well, thank you so much, Jonathan. 01:32:55.760 --> 01:32:56.560 You know, 01:32:56.859 --> 01:32:58.320 it's always a joy to have him on. 01:32:58.381 --> 01:33:00.541 I mean, he's a swell guy, 01:33:00.721 --> 01:33:02.322 and he does some incredible things out 01:33:02.341 --> 01:33:02.481 there. 01:33:02.502 --> 01:33:03.742 He's a very selfless man, 01:33:03.782 --> 01:33:05.103 and he's doing a lot to help all 01:33:05.143 --> 01:33:05.643 of us out. 01:33:06.162 --> 01:33:07.623 All right, y'all, until next time, 01:33:07.663 --> 01:33:09.623 stay alert, stay alive. 01:33:26.801 --> 01:33:28.083 Listen to the earth, 01:33:28.104 --> 01:33:31.226 they've got us through. 01:33:31.247 --> 01:33:32.747 The last seeds of the chain, 01:33:32.828 --> 01:33:34.409 watch the world spin. 01:33:34.829 --> 01:33:36.351 From the smallest sprout, 01:33:36.612 --> 01:33:38.354 the harmony begins. 01:33:38.634 --> 01:33:40.595 In the cycle of life, 01:33:40.615 --> 01:33:42.478 where the magic's alive. 01:33:42.818 --> 01:33:44.000 Turn it to the beat, 01:33:44.399 --> 01:33:46.561 feel the fire and thrive. 01:33:54.507 --> 01:33:55.551 So much wisdom in the song.