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In the park, I play my dreams.

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Firm approach,

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it flows like sweet springs.

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I'm the daddy, but the no, I'll see.

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Green in the world,

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like it's meant to be.

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I'm a coach, a B-I-O-V, I'm the king.

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Back to loving everything.

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Bringing change, making it last.

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welcome to episode of the permaculture

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pimp cast where pimp stands for

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permaculture is my passion the only pimp

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cast on this earth that discusses

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permaculture preparedness practical living

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and sometimes

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Oh, yeah, I'm excited for this one, y'all.

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I'm telling you.

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So remember, bring your questions.

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Not sure how many of them we'll be

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able to get to today.

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But this episode is always brought to you

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by the Sovereign Health Summit.

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It's going to be October twenty seven

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through the thirty first.

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In Harmony, North Carolina,

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Folks, you know me.

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I'm G'd up from the feet up and

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I'm in grounded.

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And on top of it,

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I got a couple of those EMF bags.

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And I love that thing.

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It works great.

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I can tell the difference when I don't

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have it when I sleep.

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percent off.

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Look, y'all,

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I've been a journeyman electrician,

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IBEW for almost thirty years.

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The number one thing is not necessarily an

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EMP.

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It's a lightning strike.

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That is your number one threat out there.

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But anyway,

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if you want protection with the best

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transient voltage surge suppressor on the

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market, yeah, EMP Shield.

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In fact,

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if anything gets blown up downstream from

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where it's installed,

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they will cover you for twenty five G's.

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Find me another deal out there like that.

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Fifty bucks off with promo code perma.

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And then finally,

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for all those people out there that are

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wanting to make bio complete compost like

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my son and I, well,

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Bad luck if you haven't watched our

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videos,

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but you can get the next best thing

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if you go out there and get Soil

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Saviors,

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and we got the link for that down

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below.

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Now, folks,

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I handled all the housekeeping up front

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because there is no way on earth

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No way I'm going to disturb my esteemed

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guest that we have on today.

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This is a man who's, honestly,

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I am blown away.

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When I first heard him in an interview

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with my buddy Seth Holhouse, I was like,

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okay, let me go look into his work.

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And then next thing I know,

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he's interviewed by Dr. Brian Artis,

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who's been on this program.

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And then, you know, my buddy Logan,

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he's been on there four times over at,

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um,

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Oh, shoot.

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Sowing Prosperity.

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Sowing Prosperity, that's the name of it.

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You'd think I would know the name of

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my friend's broadcast, but anyway.

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Logan has had him on a number of

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times,

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and everybody sings the praise of Morty,

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I'm sorry, Morley Robbins,

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and I'm so pleased to have him on

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here today.

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How are you doing, Morley?

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Doing great.

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Delighted to be here and look forward to

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seeing what kind of trouble we can stir

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up with our discussions.

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Well,

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I know it's going to be so much

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trouble because we can't put this one on

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YouTube.

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We got kicked off.

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We got kicked off in two weeks because

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we had a guest bring up zinc,

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an element on a periodic table.

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And you talk a lot about the element

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on the periodic table, as I understand it.

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I do.

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Well, Morley,

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for all the people out there that don't

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know who you are,

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can you give them a background of who

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you are and why you are so doggone

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famous within this world?

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I'm not sure famous is the right word.

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Okay, thumbnail sketch.

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I'm a pre-med retread.

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I had designs of being a doctor when

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I was in college.

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I grew up in a very sickly family,

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alcoholic mom who was a chain smoker,

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manic depressive dad who had

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schizophrenia.

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My sister became a nurse,

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so I was supposed to become the doctor.

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until I found out how hard that was.

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I still applied to medical schools and I

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only got rejected by eighteen schools,

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twelve in one day.

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Not that there's any collusion in the

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medical school industry,

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but if you don't go to medical school,

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you do the next best thing.

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You go to business school,

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which is what I did.

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I got an MBA so I could become

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a hospital executive.

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and did that for twelve years and then

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decided to go into consulting so I could

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solve bigger and more complex problems all

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over the country.

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And so I did that for twenty years,

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pulling a suitcase behind my back,

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you know,

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taking three or four flights a week.

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It's a rough way to make a living.

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It was very heady,

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very intellectually stimulating,

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very financially rewarding,

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but it created a lot of stress in

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my body.

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and I developed what's called frozen

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shoulder I couldn't pick my hand up above

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my waist and so this goes back to

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we're talking to and went to a health

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food store that I had frequented for many

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years uh and I explained what my problem

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was they said oh you need to go

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see Dr Liz and I said

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I don't do witchcraft.

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Just sell me some supplements.

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I'm not going to go see it.

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Because doctor and first name meant

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chiropractor.

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And I'm just like,

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I'm not going to do that.

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Because I was an allopathic brat.

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And nothing changed.

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I was miserable.

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I couldn't sleep.

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A lot of pain.

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Went back two months later.

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And the owner of the store was there

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that day.

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Lynn Bednar was her name.

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And I explained what my problem was.

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And she leans forward.

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She says, Morley.

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We love you.

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Go see Dr. Liz.

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So with my tail between my legs,

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I go see Dr. Liz,

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who at the time was a network

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chiropractor,

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which means she was working with nine

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clients at a time.

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I walked into her room.

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I'm like, oh my gosh,

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what am I getting myself into?

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Well, suffice it to say,

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there's a muscle in here in our TMJ

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joint.

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It's called the pterygoid muscle.

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Dr.

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Liz put on a little finger cut and

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with the full weight of her body pressed

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on that muscle, which was very painful.

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But as she did that,

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she was trying to meet the resistance of

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the muscle to the pressure in her,

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you know, touching it.

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And as she did, my arm went up.

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And I was like, oh, my God,

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this is like a miracle.

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I couldn't believe it.

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This is the first time I've ever been

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with a chiropractor.

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I'm like, what is this all?

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What's going on?

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And she used a phrase I'd never heard

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in thirty-two years of working in a

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hospital industry.

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She talked about an innate healer,

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the healer within.

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And I thought to myself,

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I didn't say anything to her.

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I said, if there's an innate healer,

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why do we have millions of doctors around

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the world?

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And so I really set out at that.

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That was March of two thousand eight.

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I said,

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I'm going to figure out who the innate

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healer is.

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And that's what the book is about.

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The cure your fatigue is about the

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importance of copper, copper metabolism.

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thank you,

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bioavailable copper in our body to address

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a wide spectrum of issues.

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And when I started this journey,

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I thought, okay,

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I'm going to be at it for just

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a little while.

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Well, that was years ago.

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And I neglected to tell you the best

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news.

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Dr. Liz is my wife.

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So she had quite an impact on my

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being, as it were.

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But the beauty of it is I've been

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able to spend three hours a day,

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seven days a week for

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and i've read over twelve thousand

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articles that's more than twelve thousand

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doctors that you know and so i've amassed

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a lot of information and by the grace

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of god i have a very good memory

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not perfect but pretty darn good and i

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can sing sight chapter and verse articles

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that i've read you know ten fifteen years

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ago that have bearing on what we're going

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to talk about today and i think it's

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a a branch of

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information that is not well known,

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and it's not taught in medical school.

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And I think the world of doctors,

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I mean, if I had an automobile accident,

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I'd want to have a doctor take care

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of me.

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If I have a nutritional problem,

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if I have a chronic illness, no,

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I wouldn't go to a conventional doctor,

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because their MD degree,

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which they think stands for medical

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doctor,

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really stands for mineral denialist.

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They don't understand how the minerals

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work.

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They're very powerful.

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They're the catalysts inside our body.

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And anyone who works in farming

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understands how important minerals are,

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especially to the plants and the animals.

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The part that I find wildly entertaining

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are these very successful farmers who

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raise amazing crops.

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crop yields, amazing animals.

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And when they get an ache and a

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pain,

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they go to see the doctor because they

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believe in disease when in fact they know

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it doesn't exist in the plants and the

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animals.

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And that I think will be part of

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our discussion today and maybe going

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forward is to help people realize that the

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whole allopathic system is a scam and it's

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a narrative.

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And I came up with this concept many

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years ago,

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it was probably about ten years ago,

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I was very active on Facebook.

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And I just wanted to,

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I wanted to stir the pot.

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I wanted to see what people,

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whether there was a pulse out there.

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And I said,

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because I had a very large following,

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and I still do,

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but this was at a very pitched moment.

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I said, there is no medical disease.

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There is only stress-induced mineral

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dysregulation that causes metabolic

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dysfunction.

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And that phrase, when translated,

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says when we get under stress in our

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world,

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we develop what's called oxidative stress

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in our mitochondria.

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And the energy production collapses.

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And that's why the title is Cure Your

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Fatigue.

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It's cellular energy deficiency.

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It's the cornerstone work of Douglas

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Wallace,

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who's a famous geneticist and biologist at

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Children's Hospital of Pennsylvania.

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And in his signature article in

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scientific and clinical peers saying you

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don't understand how energy is made and

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and he really helped me galvanize the

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whole premise of our philosophy which is

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we ignore the enemies we ignore the

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pathogens we ignore the toxins we ignore

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the heavy metals which is where most

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people are really freaking out about and

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we're all about ignoring the enemies

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ignite the energy

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And the whole immune system runs on

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energy.

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And it's a completely different way of

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thinking.

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And really,

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it's built around bioavailable copper and

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its unique ability to regulate iron and

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oxygen.

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It's the only element on planet Earth that

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can do that without creating static

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electricity.

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So it's a very different philosophy of

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thinking.

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It's a very different philosophy of

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healing.

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and it's been around now for about fifteen

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years and it's helped thousands and

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thousands of people around the world.

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And it's been a lot of fun to

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kind of challenge the status quo with a

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whole different paradigm of thinking and

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healing.

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Well,

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thinking about challenging the status quo,

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well, let me back up.

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I met some MDs as of late that

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think MD stands for medical deity.

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But I think I like your version of

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it, too, because I think they both apply.

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It's funny how a lot of these doctors...

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they the whole notion of even talking

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about minerals um i in fact i'm related

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to one of them and he swore up

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and down that you get everything you need

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from your food but i've heard you speak

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before has to the impossibility of what

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that is in today's day and age especially

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when they are spraying glyphosate on

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everything out there morally you could

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have knocked me over with a feather

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When I heard you talk about glyphosate and

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what it does to the human body,

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I mean,

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there is no way we're going to get

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through all of this today,

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so we're going to have to have you

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back here for subsequent trips.

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But right off the bat,

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so many farmers and people that are in

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the farm space are listening to this.

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I want to ask you right out of

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the gate.

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I know you said that glyphosate kills more

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than weeds, but from your perspective,

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I mean, what is it doing?

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What is that?

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What is,

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because they're telling us that copper

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isn't necessarily good for us.

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In fact,

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there are some farmers out there telling

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you copper away from your sheep and,

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you know, it'll kill them,

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but you're telling a very different story.

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And somehow,

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some way it seems to tie in with

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glyphosate.

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Well, it absolutely does.

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And the world changed in the nineteen

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seventies when Roundup was really

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developed in its current use as an

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herbicide.

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You have to go back into the fifties.

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Glyphosate in its original patent was

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designed as a pipe cleaner,

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industrial pipe cleaner to get rid of the

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minerals in the pipes.

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And it was just a quirk of fate

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that someone happened to notice the runoff

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from the pipe was killing the vegetation

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outside the building.

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It's like, OK, that's a serious problem.

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But it's the seminal work of Don Huber.

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He's a professor emeritus at Purdue

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University.

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In twenty twenty two,

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he wrote this wonderful book on glyphosate

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use in South Africa.

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Like it's only a problem in South Africa.

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Right.

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It's a famous,

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famous textbook that he wrote.

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But in that book,

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he introduces glyphosate.

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a logarithmic scale of how quickly

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glyphosate pulls minerals out of the soil.

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That's an important thing to know because

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you want the minerals in the soil to

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nourish and to really stimulate the growth

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of the plants.

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So they then stimulate the growth of the

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animals and then ultimately the humans.

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in his logarithmic scale uh so just to

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make sure people understand an earthquake

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is measured on a logarithmic scale so an

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earthquake of three yeah dishes rattle but

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no one's hurt earthquake of twelve no one

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survives because it's an order of

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magnitude orders of ten every time you go

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up a number so he applied that same

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thinking to how quickly

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Minerals are being pulled out of the soil.

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So glyphosate pulls calcium and magnesium

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out at a three.

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Okay, that's quick, but not too bad.

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It pulls iron and zinc out at a

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nine.

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pulls copper out at a twelve.

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So what does that mean?

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Well,

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it means that copper is being chelated a

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thousand times faster than iron or zinc.

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And it's being chelated a billion times

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faster than calcium or magnesium.

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Now here's the challenge.

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We can't relate to what's a thousand times

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faster, what's a billion times faster.

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When I was in college,

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My mom was the executor of her dad's

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estate.

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He passed away when I was a sophomore.

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And from the proceeds of that process,

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she was able to buy a Mercedes sports

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car.

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And that's a sweet machine to have when

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you're twenty years old, I'll tell you.

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And I was driving that car in Florida.

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Going down, ninety-five.

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But I was going a hundred and forty

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miles an hour.

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Whoa!

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Which was twice the speed limit.

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And it was a very stimulating experience.

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It was a wall of green going like

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that.

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And by the grace of God,

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I didn't get caught.

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Thank you, Lord.

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And...

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That was twice the speed limit.

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Now, when I was a little boy,

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a guy named Chuck Yeager, famous pilot,

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he was an experimental test pilot,

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he was in the X-Fifteen rocket.

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And he went ten times the speed limit

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when he broke the sound barrier.

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That's ten times.

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We don't know what a thousand times

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faster.

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We don't know what a billion times faster

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is.

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So what happens when you,

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when you hear these numbers that are so

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big,

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they go right over our head and we

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say, well, I don't understand that.

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So it can't be very important.

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No, it's very, very important.

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And back in twenty eighteen,

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There's a world-renowned scientist named

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Stephanie Seneff.

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Many of your listeners, I'm sure,

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have read her material,

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but probably seen her on podcasts with Dr.

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Mercola or other people.

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And we were at a conference,

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but this particular moment was a breakfast

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meeting,

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and I was sitting right opposite her.

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She leans forward and she says, Morley,

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would you like to understand why

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glyphosate is so hard on copper

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metabolism?

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And I just went,

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I thought I had died and gone to

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heaven.

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And she started talking about aspects of

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copper metabolism I'd never heard before.

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So she's very well versed in all this.

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And we've had subsequent conversations

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since then.

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But the thing is,

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this is not being taught to doctors.

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It's not being taught to scientists.

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It's not being taught to farmers.

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I've had three independent conversations

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with soil agronomists about this very

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subject.

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And each time they say, oh, well,

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what you're trying to propose is that

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we're going to eliminate glyphosate.

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I said,

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that's exactly what we've got to do to

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save humanity.

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And they're like,

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it's never going to happen.

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I'm like, what are you talking about?

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And I've looked at the battle maps to

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see how much glyphosate use is being done

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worldwide.

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But what's happening now is

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is we're into the third generation now of

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people being exposed to this toxin.

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And it was Jeremy Knowles,

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who was then the chairman of the

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Department of Chemistry at Harvard in

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nineteen eighty seven,

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wrote a very important article about

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glyphosate and the shikimate pathway.

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People may have heard that term before.

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The shikimate pathway is what the

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microbiome,

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what the bacteria use for their

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metabolism.

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And we were told, oh,

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this only affects the bacteria.

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It's not going to affect the humans

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because we don't have the shikimate

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pathway.

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Well,

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our gut microbiome runs on the shikimate

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pathway.

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And so in his article,

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there's seven enzymes that are used in the

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shikimate pathway.

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And copper knocks out one in four.

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The very first enzyme,

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the rate limiting enzyme is knocked out by

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the copper chelation by glyphosate.

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So they knew back in nineteen eighty seven

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there was going to be a serious problem.

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Well, here we are.

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We're now forty years later.

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We have a very serious problem.

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And so people need to understand that

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these mysterious ailments and symptoms

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that they have are coming from this very

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quiet,

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elimination of a critical mineral and

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other minerals as well.

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But this one is coming out at a

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rather prodigious rate and it's connected

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to everything.

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And that's not well understood as you

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alluded to and pointed out that coppers

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were told that it's toxic.

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Well, let me give you an example of,

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of how funny that comment is.

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If you want to make energy in the

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body,

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you've got to have copper.

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If you want to clear the exhaust,

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the oxidative stress,

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you've got to have copper.

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If you want to move electrons in the

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body, it's called reduction oxidation,

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reducing chemicals and oxidizing

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chemicals, just moving electrons,

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you've got to have copper.

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If you want to have color in the

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body, hair color, skin color, eye color,

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we're told that those are the only colors

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that matter.

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Actually, that's not true.

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the heart is supposed to be red.

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The liver is supposed to be brown.

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The gallbladder is supposed to be green.

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And the spleen,

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which no one ever talks about,

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is supposed to be the color of an

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eggplant, a very vibrant purple.

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And when I was sharing this with one

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of my students,

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because I teach a course in how the

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body really works,

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one of my students was a general surgeon.

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She said, Morley,

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I've never seen a purple spleen.

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And what that means is if the organ

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can't be the right color,

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it can't emit the right frequency,

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it can't do its job properly.

00:21:54.403 --> 00:21:55.544
Color is frequency.

00:21:56.965 --> 00:21:59.189
So color is really important inside our

00:21:59.209 --> 00:22:00.410
body.

00:22:00.470 --> 00:22:02.653
We have neurotransmitters.

00:22:03.442 --> 00:22:05.665
you know, dopamine, noradrenaline,

00:22:05.787 --> 00:22:06.347
things like that.

00:22:06.607 --> 00:22:07.249
They're very,

00:22:07.289 --> 00:22:09.673
very important for our day-to-day

00:22:09.693 --> 00:22:10.194
activity.

00:22:10.776 --> 00:22:12.118
You can't make them without copper.

00:22:12.839 --> 00:22:13.923
We have what are called signaling

00:22:13.962 --> 00:22:14.503
peptides.

00:22:15.753 --> 00:22:17.535
You're probably not even familiar with

00:22:17.555 --> 00:22:18.035
that term,

00:22:18.414 --> 00:22:19.895
but there's forty seven hundred signaling

00:22:19.935 --> 00:22:21.135
peptides in the human body.

00:22:21.977 --> 00:22:22.836
I want to be technical.

00:22:22.856 --> 00:22:24.498
It's four thousand six hundred ninety

00:22:24.518 --> 00:22:24.817
nine.

00:22:25.617 --> 00:22:26.378
I exaggerated.

00:22:26.398 --> 00:22:26.858
Forgive me.

00:22:27.318 --> 00:22:27.999
But the thing is,

00:22:28.638 --> 00:22:31.221
most of those signaling peptides don't get

00:22:31.361 --> 00:22:33.781
activated without one enzyme.

00:22:34.761 --> 00:22:36.863
It's called the PAM enzyme.

00:22:38.567 --> 00:22:39.688
And what does PAM stand for?

00:22:40.648 --> 00:22:43.511
Peptidoglycine alpha-amidating

00:22:44.051 --> 00:22:45.213
monooxygenase.

00:22:45.953 --> 00:22:47.415
I get a dollar every time I say

00:22:47.455 --> 00:22:47.556
it.

00:22:48.135 --> 00:22:49.458
But guess where it's never taught?

00:22:49.897 --> 00:22:51.199
It's not taught in medical school.

00:22:51.640 --> 00:22:52.881
Guess what the rage is today?

00:22:53.442 --> 00:22:55.763
Oh, I'm going to get peptides.

00:22:56.443 --> 00:22:58.846
And people don't realize the scam that's

00:22:58.906 --> 00:22:59.346
in play.

00:22:59.748 --> 00:23:01.650
And when did peptides become really

00:23:01.670 --> 00:23:02.029
important?

00:23:03.479 --> 00:23:05.299
Forty years after the introduction of

00:23:05.319 --> 00:23:05.980
glyphosate,

00:23:06.259 --> 00:23:09.461
as it begins to ravage the availability of

00:23:09.500 --> 00:23:11.721
minerals in the soil, plants, animals,

00:23:11.781 --> 00:23:12.281
and humans.

00:23:13.982 --> 00:23:16.163
There are things in our nucleus,

00:23:16.644 --> 00:23:17.903
pretty important part of the cell,

00:23:18.244 --> 00:23:20.085
called transcription factors.

00:23:20.644 --> 00:23:24.027
You can't replicate the DNA if you can't

00:23:24.047 --> 00:23:24.727
transcribe it.

00:23:26.576 --> 00:23:28.355
Many of the transcription factors are

00:23:28.395 --> 00:23:29.136
copper dependent.

00:23:29.497 --> 00:23:29.817
Wow.

00:23:30.336 --> 00:23:30.557
Also,

00:23:30.596 --> 00:23:32.876
maybe there isn't such a thing as genetic

00:23:32.896 --> 00:23:33.416
disease.

00:23:33.797 --> 00:23:35.798
Maybe it's a nutritional deficiency

00:23:35.837 --> 00:23:37.458
causing a transcription error.

00:23:38.218 --> 00:23:39.699
Maybe.

00:23:40.019 --> 00:23:45.279
There's stress enzymes called kinases.

00:23:45.400 --> 00:23:49.059
And when they get tweaked because of heat

00:23:49.119 --> 00:23:52.240
stress or some other mechanism of stress

00:23:52.260 --> 00:23:52.760
in the body,

00:23:54.477 --> 00:23:57.758
All metabolism changes by those kinase

00:23:57.837 --> 00:24:01.019
enzymes because they phosphorylate things.

00:24:01.038 --> 00:24:03.618
They put phosphorus on another chemical.

00:24:04.819 --> 00:24:06.099
Can't do that without copper.

00:24:06.720 --> 00:24:07.319
And finally,

00:24:08.820 --> 00:24:11.080
forty-five percent of our connective

00:24:11.101 --> 00:24:12.402
tissue, excuse me,

00:24:12.422 --> 00:24:13.862
forty-five percent of our cells in our

00:24:13.902 --> 00:24:17.663
body is connective tissue.

00:24:17.722 --> 00:24:17.782
Wow.

00:24:19.497 --> 00:24:25.179
tendons, ligaments, blood vessels, fascia,

00:24:25.818 --> 00:24:27.579
all this connective tissue around our body

00:24:29.539 --> 00:24:30.580
made by one enzyme.

00:24:30.601 --> 00:24:34.201
It's called lysyl oxidase.

00:24:35.122 --> 00:24:37.522
And in order to have connective tissue,

00:24:37.563 --> 00:24:40.644
you need collagen for strength and you

00:24:40.663 --> 00:24:42.984
need to have elastin for flexibility.

00:24:43.884 --> 00:24:46.746
And what lysyl oxidase does is bring those

00:24:46.786 --> 00:24:48.967
two proteins together like a zipper

00:24:50.358 --> 00:24:53.400
So the tissue has strength, flexibility,

00:24:53.839 --> 00:24:55.181
and ultimately integrity.

00:24:55.901 --> 00:25:01.002
And so if you have a connective tissue

00:25:01.022 --> 00:25:01.502
disorder,

00:25:01.923 --> 00:25:03.304
it means you're copper deficient.

00:25:04.384 --> 00:25:06.184
If you see anyone walking with a boot

00:25:07.622 --> 00:25:09.222
They have a connective tissue disorder.

00:25:09.242 --> 00:25:11.124
If you've heard of EDS,

00:25:11.284 --> 00:25:12.805
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome,

00:25:13.525 --> 00:25:14.945
there are six different forms of it.

00:25:15.246 --> 00:25:16.906
They're all connected to copper

00:25:16.926 --> 00:25:17.567
deficiency.

00:25:17.967 --> 00:25:20.708
So that's just an initial list of things

00:25:20.728 --> 00:25:21.588
that copper does.

00:25:22.128 --> 00:25:23.890
And yet we're supposed to believe,

00:25:24.670 --> 00:25:26.090
and what's the three-letter word in the

00:25:26.131 --> 00:25:28.571
word believe?

00:25:28.872 --> 00:25:29.153
Lie.

00:25:29.173 --> 00:25:31.513
We're supposed to believe that copper is

00:25:31.574 --> 00:25:32.074
toxic.

00:25:32.473 --> 00:25:34.055
Well, it's toxic to two things.

00:25:36.038 --> 00:25:38.519
copper is toxic it's toxic to all

00:25:38.558 --> 00:25:41.881
pathogens in our body and it's toxic to

00:25:41.941 --> 00:25:48.324
path to profit says it all william take

00:25:48.344 --> 00:25:51.204
it away so the obvious question is uh

00:25:51.244 --> 00:25:53.306
how do we increase the copper in our

00:25:53.365 --> 00:25:55.166
diet like is it something we can do

00:25:55.928 --> 00:25:58.568
even if we explore into like um

00:25:59.965 --> 00:26:01.906
like food supplementation like maybe

00:26:01.946 --> 00:26:03.248
certain foods have higher amounts of

00:26:03.288 --> 00:26:06.690
copper or are we stuck with doing strict

00:26:06.971 --> 00:26:09.932
like uh pill supplementation and stuff

00:26:09.951 --> 00:26:11.432
like that like how what's the best way

00:26:11.452 --> 00:26:13.414
to get copper in our diet at this

00:26:13.474 --> 00:26:15.215
point wonderful question that great

00:26:15.256 --> 00:26:17.436
question here's where it becomes a

00:26:17.457 --> 00:26:20.759
challenge um back in the eighties as

00:26:21.099 --> 00:26:24.402
monsanto wanted to to um expand their

00:26:24.541 --> 00:26:26.863
presence on the planet they came over to

00:26:26.942 --> 00:26:27.203
europe

00:26:28.523 --> 00:26:29.924
And the country that was most opposed to

00:26:29.944 --> 00:26:31.105
glyphosate was France.

00:26:31.665 --> 00:26:32.406
They didn't ban it,

00:26:32.787 --> 00:26:34.327
but they were vehemently opposed to it.

00:26:34.988 --> 00:26:36.108
So someone in,

00:26:36.348 --> 00:26:38.890
in decided to study how did the French

00:26:39.510 --> 00:26:40.830
benefit from that decision?

00:26:42.551 --> 00:26:46.394
What they discovered in this study is that

00:26:46.434 --> 00:26:48.695
of French citizens are peeing glyphosate

00:26:49.155 --> 00:26:49.836
in their urine.

00:26:50.797 --> 00:26:52.278
And so we live in a very different

00:26:52.298 --> 00:26:54.519
world now where everyone's being exposed

00:26:54.558 --> 00:26:55.539
because it's in the air.

00:26:56.813 --> 00:26:59.154
table it's not just on commercial soil

00:26:59.555 --> 00:27:01.057
people want to believe it's oh it's one

00:27:01.076 --> 00:27:03.198
of those CAFO farms and you know I

00:27:03.218 --> 00:27:04.759
don't have to worry about it it's not

00:27:04.900 --> 00:27:07.622
not hurting me it's in the air now

00:27:08.362 --> 00:27:11.084
it's all over the planet and so you're

00:27:11.124 --> 00:27:13.645
asking a very important question how do I

00:27:13.707 --> 00:27:15.307
begin to push back the tide of this

00:27:15.387 --> 00:27:20.132
insanity and so historically the richest

00:27:20.152 --> 00:27:22.594
sources of copper on the planet were organ

00:27:22.634 --> 00:27:23.094
meats and

00:27:25.040 --> 00:27:28.486
So shellfish, mollusks, snails,

00:27:28.787 --> 00:27:30.628
great source of copper, believe it or not.

00:27:31.509 --> 00:27:33.173
What do you always put snails with?

00:27:33.413 --> 00:27:35.736
Butter, great source of retinol.

00:27:35.977 --> 00:27:37.057
What we're going to find out is that

00:27:37.378 --> 00:27:39.381
retinol is what makes copper bioavailable.

00:27:39.741 --> 00:27:40.502
Really, really important.

00:27:43.073 --> 00:27:44.954
Seeds and nuts, very,

00:27:44.974 --> 00:27:46.236
very important source of copper.

00:27:46.476 --> 00:27:48.798
That's where the copper is in resonance,

00:27:49.579 --> 00:27:50.721
is the seeds and the nuts.

00:27:51.141 --> 00:27:52.442
And the broad leafy greens,

00:27:52.803 --> 00:27:55.046
collard greens, beet greens,

00:27:55.766 --> 00:27:56.606
mustard greens,

00:27:57.708 --> 00:27:59.871
they're just a very rich source of copper

00:28:00.191 --> 00:28:01.092
historically.

00:28:02.651 --> 00:28:04.373
And one of the main reasons why I

00:28:04.634 --> 00:28:05.755
developed this protocol,

00:28:05.775 --> 00:28:07.696
the root cause protocol, it's really,

00:28:07.978 --> 00:28:09.339
it's mother nature's protocol.

00:28:09.619 --> 00:28:10.780
I just dusted it off.

00:28:12.103 --> 00:28:14.566
My whole goal was to increase the

00:28:14.605 --> 00:28:17.789
production of a critical copper protein

00:28:18.631 --> 00:28:21.595
called ceruloplasmin.

00:28:22.987 --> 00:28:25.269
No one's ever heard of that.

00:28:25.288 --> 00:28:26.809
Very few doctors know what it is.

00:28:27.230 --> 00:28:28.951
They would have learned it in school to

00:28:29.030 --> 00:28:31.472
answer one question on their boards as it

00:28:31.492 --> 00:28:32.834
relates to Wilson's disease.

00:28:33.354 --> 00:28:37.017
But it's a very significant protein in our

00:28:37.037 --> 00:28:37.376
body.

00:28:37.396 --> 00:28:40.098
It has a thousand forty-six amino acids.

00:28:40.720 --> 00:28:41.539
That's a beast.

00:28:42.361 --> 00:28:43.721
Insulin has forty-five.

00:28:44.211 --> 00:28:45.712
We know how powerful insulin is.

00:28:46.173 --> 00:28:47.034
So,

00:28:47.134 --> 00:28:50.156
it has six to eight copper atoms inside

00:28:50.196 --> 00:28:50.257
it.

00:28:50.696 --> 00:28:52.959
No other protein in our body has that

00:28:52.999 --> 00:28:54.980
kind of methylation.

00:28:55.421 --> 00:28:56.821
It's enormously important.

00:28:57.742 --> 00:28:58.163
And so,

00:28:58.523 --> 00:29:01.965
the protocol was developed to increase the

00:29:01.986 --> 00:29:05.028
production of ceruloplasmin in the body.

00:29:05.608 --> 00:29:06.329
And to your point,

00:29:06.690 --> 00:29:07.451
how do I do that?

00:29:08.922 --> 00:29:10.584
Well, we've got in the protocol,

00:29:10.604 --> 00:29:13.788
we have a series of stops and starts.

00:29:14.749 --> 00:29:16.570
And what will surprise people is to learn

00:29:16.971 --> 00:29:18.693
what we're telling them to stop doing.

00:29:19.903 --> 00:29:22.664
stop taking calcium supplements stop

00:29:22.684 --> 00:29:25.787
taking iron supplements stop taking

00:29:26.406 --> 00:29:30.348
vitamin d only supplements they're not

00:29:30.409 --> 00:29:32.269
designed for your well-being even though

00:29:32.289 --> 00:29:35.132
there's this overwhelming monolithic

00:29:35.751 --> 00:29:38.292
evidence in the science what what's the

00:29:38.373 --> 00:29:39.794
one thing they never talk talk about

00:29:40.355 --> 00:29:40.936
Vitamin A.

00:29:41.698 --> 00:29:43.980
A and D need to be taken together.

00:29:45.321 --> 00:29:46.083
They're a tag team.

00:29:46.343 --> 00:29:46.963
Frick and frack.

00:29:47.825 --> 00:29:48.726
Abbott and Costello.

00:29:49.226 --> 00:29:50.807
You don't just talk about Abbott and not

00:29:50.847 --> 00:29:51.828
talk about Costello.

00:29:52.369 --> 00:29:54.873
But you've got to stop the ascorbic acid.

00:29:56.193 --> 00:29:58.855
It's a very toxic chemical.

00:29:59.215 --> 00:30:00.717
It gets all sorts of praise.

00:30:01.877 --> 00:30:03.519
But back in nineteen forty eight,

00:30:03.558 --> 00:30:05.339
when Holmberg and Laurel,

00:30:05.640 --> 00:30:07.941
two Swedish physiologists who discovered

00:30:08.020 --> 00:30:09.301
ceruloplasma, well,

00:30:09.321 --> 00:30:10.623
they thought they discovered the Holy

00:30:10.643 --> 00:30:12.243
Grail and they had.

00:30:12.884 --> 00:30:14.085
And that's why Big Pharma has been trying

00:30:14.105 --> 00:30:15.325
to deep six it ever since.

00:30:15.905 --> 00:30:17.926
But in their in their signature article in

00:30:17.967 --> 00:30:18.686
nineteen forty eight,

00:30:19.147 --> 00:30:21.409
they very clearly in the very first page

00:30:21.429 --> 00:30:23.670
of the article talked about how ascorbic

00:30:24.170 --> 00:30:24.651
acid is.

00:30:25.191 --> 00:30:27.451
denatures ceruloplasmin.

00:30:27.471 --> 00:30:28.211
Well,

00:30:28.231 --> 00:30:30.313
that's a fancy word for blowing up

00:30:30.373 --> 00:30:31.373
ceruloplasmin.

00:30:31.712 --> 00:30:32.932
So the copper comes out,

00:30:33.374 --> 00:30:34.354
and then it's unbound,

00:30:34.713 --> 00:30:35.874
and then we're supposed to be afraid of

00:30:35.953 --> 00:30:36.755
unbound copper.

00:30:37.615 --> 00:30:41.296
So what we've developed is this protocol

00:30:43.105 --> 00:30:44.987
with not just stops, but starts.

00:30:45.606 --> 00:30:47.788
And we encourage people to begin to

00:30:47.867 --> 00:30:49.347
remineralize their water,

00:30:49.929 --> 00:30:51.128
make sure they're getting minerals

00:30:52.069 --> 00:30:54.049
wherever possible in their diet,

00:30:54.971 --> 00:30:57.571
focusing on restoring strength to the

00:30:57.592 --> 00:30:58.471
adrenal glands,

00:30:59.332 --> 00:31:02.032
and then beginning to supplement now with

00:31:02.093 --> 00:31:02.473
copper.

00:31:03.233 --> 00:31:04.374
I was initially,

00:31:05.335 --> 00:31:07.316
probably for the first ten years of the

00:31:07.355 --> 00:31:07.736
protocol,

00:31:08.635 --> 00:31:11.778
i wasn't pushing copper i thought what we

00:31:11.818 --> 00:31:13.559
would get it in our diet until i

00:31:13.599 --> 00:31:16.603
began to really study the ravaging effect

00:31:16.962 --> 00:31:19.305
of farming chemicals and technically

00:31:19.724 --> 00:31:21.987
glyphosate is the ninth most toxic

00:31:22.027 --> 00:31:23.828
chemical on the farm i don't even want

00:31:23.848 --> 00:31:25.109
to think about what the other eight are

00:31:25.789 --> 00:31:28.813
but but the thing is we're at a

00:31:28.893 --> 00:31:31.974
point william where we need to be vigilant

00:31:32.095 --> 00:31:34.237
about the quality of the food we eat

00:31:35.077 --> 00:31:35.298
you know

00:31:36.255 --> 00:31:38.256
absolutely organic coming from

00:31:38.355 --> 00:31:41.596
regenerative farms would be ideal but

00:31:41.616 --> 00:31:44.617
we've got to supplement our diet because

00:31:44.657 --> 00:31:47.878
the food the soil doesn't have the

00:31:47.919 --> 00:31:49.859
nutrients that we need and therefore the

00:31:49.920 --> 00:31:52.101
food and therefore the human doesn't have

00:31:52.141 --> 00:31:54.662
it and so what we're looking at basically

00:31:54.842 --> 00:31:54.961
is

00:31:56.742 --> 00:31:58.805
restoring minerals and vitamins,

00:31:59.224 --> 00:32:02.287
especially vitamin A, retinol,

00:32:02.527 --> 00:32:04.868
that got drummed out of our diet after

00:32:04.989 --> 00:32:06.871
Eisenhower had his heart attack back in

00:32:06.891 --> 00:32:07.471
the fifties.

00:32:08.192 --> 00:32:11.433
We've got to restore whole food vitamin C,

00:32:11.574 --> 00:32:12.674
not ascorbic acid.

00:32:12.994 --> 00:32:14.195
They're very, very different.

00:32:14.215 --> 00:32:17.097
And we've got to restore real B vitamins,

00:32:17.498 --> 00:32:19.779
not synthetic B vitamins from a bottle.

00:32:20.480 --> 00:32:20.861
Those were

00:32:22.555 --> 00:32:23.915
The B vitamins that people are so

00:32:24.217 --> 00:32:25.196
conditioned to taking,

00:32:26.198 --> 00:32:28.961
they are coming from coal tar derivatives.

00:32:30.862 --> 00:32:31.821
That's not a way to get your B

00:32:31.902 --> 00:32:32.363
vitamins.

00:32:33.022 --> 00:32:35.983
And so people don't realize the bait and

00:32:36.003 --> 00:32:38.325
switch that's been occurring over the last

00:32:38.365 --> 00:32:42.205
few decades to wink, wink, vitalize us,

00:32:43.046 --> 00:32:44.547
get us to take those supplements.

00:32:45.007 --> 00:32:45.567
And in fact,

00:32:47.688 --> 00:32:49.969
there's a famous exchange that took place

00:32:49.989 --> 00:32:51.648
in the Food and Drug Administration back

00:32:51.669 --> 00:32:51.890
in the,

00:32:52.450 --> 00:32:53.529
I think it was the late eighties and

00:32:53.569 --> 00:32:55.651
early nineties,

00:32:55.691 --> 00:32:58.551
where they wanted to outlaw supplements.

00:32:59.998 --> 00:33:02.500
And just do away with them.

00:33:03.441 --> 00:33:04.442
And Dr. Kessler,

00:33:04.582 --> 00:33:06.604
who was the FDA commissioner at that time,

00:33:08.557 --> 00:33:10.478
No, no, we're not going to eliminate.

00:33:10.958 --> 00:33:12.538
We want it just the way it is.

00:33:13.019 --> 00:33:14.999
We want people being thoroughly confused

00:33:15.019 --> 00:33:15.778
about what to take.

00:33:16.278 --> 00:33:17.779
And that's exactly where we are now,

00:33:18.240 --> 00:33:19.640
especially post-COVID.

00:33:20.200 --> 00:33:24.060
People don't realize the misdirection,

00:33:24.361 --> 00:33:25.621
the misinformation,

00:33:26.040 --> 00:33:28.902
the confusion that's out there is very,

00:33:28.942 --> 00:33:29.481
very high.

00:33:29.922 --> 00:33:32.662
You all are probably witnessing it in your

00:33:33.202 --> 00:33:34.722
conversations with your colleagues,

00:33:34.742 --> 00:33:35.403
family members.

00:33:36.022 --> 00:33:38.663
keep followers as well and people don't

00:33:38.683 --> 00:33:41.144
know which way to turn and And all

00:33:41.183 --> 00:33:42.525
we're trying to do with the root cause

00:33:42.565 --> 00:33:44.944
protocol is give people a viable

00:33:45.464 --> 00:33:48.685
alternative to the Internet chatter that's

00:33:48.766 --> 00:33:50.766
out there and basically what what the

00:33:50.826 --> 00:33:53.106
Internet has become is just a compendium

00:33:53.267 --> 00:33:56.928
of gossip a compendium of opinion and what

00:33:57.288 --> 00:33:58.667
what I chose to do is use it

00:33:58.728 --> 00:34:01.449
as a search engine to find the source

00:34:01.509 --> 00:34:01.648
of

00:34:02.249 --> 00:34:04.609
articles the peer-reviewed literature to

00:34:04.650 --> 00:34:06.611
find out how does the body really work

00:34:07.250 --> 00:34:10.311
and so we're we're faced with the way

00:34:10.371 --> 00:34:13.112
i characterize is we're best off if we're

00:34:13.172 --> 00:34:16.273
eating an ancestral diet like weston a

00:34:16.313 --> 00:34:18.094
price recommended back in the thirties

00:34:18.755 --> 00:34:21.476
following his decade of research around

00:34:21.516 --> 00:34:25.536
the world looking for perfect teeth and

00:34:26.436 --> 00:34:29.257
that we can remineralize our body we can

00:34:29.318 --> 00:34:30.639
revitalize our body

00:34:31.139 --> 00:34:33.342
But I think in a post-glyphosate world,

00:34:33.822 --> 00:34:36.266
we have to be extra vigilant and we

00:34:36.327 --> 00:34:38.250
need the nutrients that we talk about

00:34:38.610 --> 00:34:39.751
within the root cause protocol.

00:34:41.422 --> 00:34:41.762
Morley,

00:34:42.284 --> 00:34:43.704
before we get into the root cause

00:34:44.304 --> 00:34:46.306
protocol, you brought up a minute ago,

00:34:46.525 --> 00:34:47.706
the big thing right now,

00:34:47.726 --> 00:34:49.126
because I listen to a lot of health

00:34:49.166 --> 00:34:50.568
podcasts and stuff like that,

00:34:51.449 --> 00:34:52.789
as you mentioned a moment ago,

00:34:53.610 --> 00:34:54.550
are these peptides.

00:34:55.190 --> 00:34:56.652
And then when I hear everybody talking

00:34:56.672 --> 00:34:58.632
about something, I instinctively think,

00:34:58.893 --> 00:34:59.813
okay,

00:34:59.873 --> 00:35:01.715
maybe I want to kind of step back

00:35:01.755 --> 00:35:02.835
a minute and examine this.

00:35:03.416 --> 00:35:06.217
But right alongside it is this thing that

00:35:06.336 --> 00:35:06.958
for a while,

00:35:06.998 --> 00:35:08.637
because I remember hearing Gary Brecka

00:35:08.677 --> 00:35:09.239
talk about it,

00:35:09.798 --> 00:35:11.960
Were these gene mutations like the COMT,

00:35:11.980 --> 00:35:14.019
the MRR, the MTFR,

00:35:14.679 --> 00:35:16.001
how does all of that, I mean,

00:35:16.041 --> 00:35:18.382
I'm talking about the gene because I think

00:35:18.402 --> 00:35:20.141
you've already covered the peptide thing,

00:35:20.161 --> 00:35:22.563
but are these gene mutations anything to

00:35:22.583 --> 00:35:23.583
be concerned about,

00:35:23.882 --> 00:35:26.563
or is it just you get copper, right,

00:35:26.583 --> 00:35:29.605
everything kind of falls in line?

00:35:29.625 --> 00:35:31.045
We would like to think it's that simple.

00:35:31.125 --> 00:35:32.885
I don't know that it is quite that

00:35:32.905 --> 00:35:33.545
straightforward.

00:35:34.211 --> 00:35:37.893
But when we're talking about gene defects,

00:35:38.853 --> 00:35:41.733
we're really talking about variants.

00:35:42.094 --> 00:35:43.914
We're not talking about completely

00:35:45.275 --> 00:35:47.335
unavailable gene expression.

00:35:47.416 --> 00:35:49.257
It's really the expression of the gene

00:35:49.436 --> 00:35:50.077
that's important.

00:35:50.876 --> 00:35:54.038
And so one of my mentors got his

00:35:54.137 --> 00:35:56.478
MD, PhD at NIH,

00:35:57.018 --> 00:35:58.219
which means he's one of the smartest

00:35:58.260 --> 00:35:59.000
chimps on the planet.

00:35:59.320 --> 00:35:59.500
Very,

00:35:59.539 --> 00:36:01.880
very talented people go to NIH to get

00:36:01.920 --> 00:36:02.721
their education.

00:36:04.297 --> 00:36:06.079
He had occasion to meet with Dr. Watson,

00:36:06.778 --> 00:36:08.820
James Watson of Watson and Crick fame,

00:36:09.199 --> 00:36:11.340
who got the Nobel Prize for the double

00:36:11.380 --> 00:36:11.780
helix.

00:36:12.541 --> 00:36:14.081
So they were having a private audience.

00:36:14.362 --> 00:36:16.021
And so Dr. Watson said, okay, Russ,

00:36:16.121 --> 00:36:16.983
what do you want to know?

00:36:17.862 --> 00:36:18.483
And Russ said, well,

00:36:18.663 --> 00:36:21.344
I really want to understand the immutable

00:36:21.965 --> 00:36:23.925
concrete-like nature of genes,

00:36:24.625 --> 00:36:25.326
to which Dr.

00:36:25.385 --> 00:36:28.507
Watson burst into belly laughter and said,

00:36:28.746 --> 00:36:31.507
oh, Russ, that's for the little people.

00:36:32.268 --> 00:36:34.148
They're turning on and off all the time.

00:36:35.161 --> 00:36:37.003
Now, that's not mainstream awareness.

00:36:37.403 --> 00:36:38.385
People think that, oh,

00:36:38.786 --> 00:36:41.068
my doctor says I have MTHFR and I'm

00:36:41.128 --> 00:36:41.909
screwed for life.

00:36:42.730 --> 00:36:43.411
Eh, no.

00:36:43.710 --> 00:36:46.514
When you really study the whole process of

00:36:46.594 --> 00:36:47.315
developing

00:36:49.347 --> 00:36:53.050
the methyl folate reductase enzyme it's

00:36:53.090 --> 00:36:55.532
copper dependent it's absolutely copper

00:36:55.572 --> 00:36:57.994
dependent and so could it be that if

00:36:58.034 --> 00:37:00.597
copper is missing the body's incredibly

00:37:00.637 --> 00:37:04.061
efficient and starts to change and become

00:37:04.081 --> 00:37:06.884
a variant it's not as as effective as

00:37:06.943 --> 00:37:10.047
it as if it were still working with

00:37:10.067 --> 00:37:10.527
the copper

00:37:11.047 --> 00:37:13.590
COMT, methyltransferase enzymes,

00:37:13.911 --> 00:37:15.452
have a copper dependency.

00:37:15.913 --> 00:37:16.472
Oh, wow.

00:37:16.914 --> 00:37:18.195
We're beginning to hear a theme here,

00:37:18.235 --> 00:37:18.574
aren't we?

00:37:18.996 --> 00:37:24.981
And so these critical genes are just signs

00:37:25.240 --> 00:37:28.344
of the hierarchy of where copper is in

00:37:28.403 --> 00:37:28.804
our body.

00:37:29.833 --> 00:37:30.994
And MTHFR,

00:37:31.454 --> 00:37:34.077
a lot of people are affected by that.

00:37:34.097 --> 00:37:35.858
I have people doing the protocol.

00:37:36.157 --> 00:37:37.760
They're feeling great on just the

00:37:37.800 --> 00:37:38.199
protocol.

00:37:38.219 --> 00:37:40.942
They don't have to take methylated B

00:37:40.961 --> 00:37:42.943
vitamins or whatever the buzz is.

00:37:43.525 --> 00:37:47.307
And so I'm very dismissive about the gene

00:37:47.367 --> 00:37:47.688
issue.

00:37:48.829 --> 00:37:50.750
Because we're not getting the full story.

00:37:51.210 --> 00:37:52.710
The gene jockeys want us to believe we're

00:37:52.730 --> 00:37:53.110
broken.

00:37:53.610 --> 00:37:54.510
No, we're not broken.

00:37:54.831 --> 00:37:56.130
We're just not well nourished.

00:37:56.771 --> 00:37:57.472
And I think that,

00:37:57.931 --> 00:38:00.572
and there's some very powerful research to

00:38:00.632 --> 00:38:01.152
back it up.

00:38:01.532 --> 00:38:04.014
And what I've learned about with the PAM

00:38:04.074 --> 00:38:05.134
enzyme that I referenced,

00:38:05.634 --> 00:38:08.074
there was big research done back in, uh,

00:38:09.596 --> 00:38:12.617
two thousand ten and twenty fourteen at

00:38:12.637 --> 00:38:14.056
the University of Connecticut,

00:38:14.476 --> 00:38:15.777
where a husband and wife team had been

00:38:15.818 --> 00:38:16.237
studying

00:38:17.097 --> 00:38:20.101
that enzyme for forty-five years.

00:38:21.081 --> 00:38:21.702
One enzyme.

00:38:21.722 --> 00:38:23.742
It had funding for forty-five years.

00:38:26.125 --> 00:38:27.365
There's a story behind that.

00:38:27.987 --> 00:38:30.288
And so they spent twenty years at Hopkins,

00:38:30.327 --> 00:38:32.750
twenty-five years at UConn Medical Center.

00:38:33.110 --> 00:38:33.391
Get it?

00:38:33.751 --> 00:38:34.130
UConn?

00:38:34.632 --> 00:38:34.871
Get it?

00:38:38.608 --> 00:38:40.090
But they had two different graduate

00:38:40.110 --> 00:38:43.572
students test how copper-sensitive the PAM

00:38:43.592 --> 00:38:44.233
enzyme is.

00:38:44.773 --> 00:38:46.173
And so what they did is they created

00:38:46.693 --> 00:38:49.476
genes that were haploinsufficient,

00:38:49.835 --> 00:38:52.998
which would create a defective expression

00:38:53.438 --> 00:38:54.079
of the gene.

00:38:54.699 --> 00:38:57.521
And they had rodents that were withheld

00:38:57.581 --> 00:38:59.103
copper in their diet.

00:38:59.382 --> 00:39:02.425
So both students did independent research,

00:39:02.605 --> 00:39:03.885
but they were basically doing the exact

00:39:03.925 --> 00:39:04.565
same research.

00:39:05.467 --> 00:39:08.188
And so they had haploinsufficiency.

00:39:08.969 --> 00:39:10.532
and copper deficiency.

00:39:11.313 --> 00:39:13.697
And the expression of the PAM enzyme was

00:39:13.757 --> 00:39:14.298
identical.

00:39:15.340 --> 00:39:16.804
Then they did something that no one had

00:39:16.824 --> 00:39:17.505
ever done before.

00:39:18.186 --> 00:39:20.867
they fed the rodents copper to see how

00:39:21.188 --> 00:39:22.949
it would change their expression.

00:39:23.829 --> 00:39:26.492
And both the copper deficient animals and

00:39:26.512 --> 00:39:29.153
the haploinsufficient animals had perfect

00:39:29.213 --> 00:39:30.974
expression of the PAM enzyme.

00:39:31.554 --> 00:39:32.956
Wow, what a change.

00:39:33.896 --> 00:39:36.438
Another side of this is they've done

00:39:36.478 --> 00:39:39.481
experiments to see what genes are turned

00:39:39.601 --> 00:39:42.463
off and turned on by copper deficiency.

00:39:43.282 --> 00:39:45.364
There's a holy grail around that research.

00:39:45.744 --> 00:39:48.686
I've identified twenty-five different

00:39:48.726 --> 00:39:52.168
genes that have altered expression just by

00:39:52.208 --> 00:39:54.150
changing the availability of copper in the

00:39:54.190 --> 00:39:54.471
diet.

00:39:55.733 --> 00:39:57.195
And yet they would tell you that, oh,

00:39:57.255 --> 00:39:58.876
all of those genes are defective now.

00:39:59.496 --> 00:40:00.657
No, they're just hungry.

00:40:01.177 --> 00:40:03.159
And so I don't want to leave people

00:40:03.179 --> 00:40:04.418
with the impression that, oh, yeah,

00:40:04.500 --> 00:40:05.639
just take copper and everything will be

00:40:05.699 --> 00:40:06.059
fine.

00:40:06.481 --> 00:40:09.262
But don't fall prey to this idea that

00:40:09.282 --> 00:40:11.244
you're broken because you have an

00:40:11.304 --> 00:40:13.985
expression of COMT or variant of COMT.

00:40:14.585 --> 00:40:16.447
And so people need to be alert.

00:40:16.847 --> 00:40:18.887
emboldened by this message that, wow,

00:40:18.907 --> 00:40:21.650
you mean the quality of my diet,

00:40:21.869 --> 00:40:23.831
the quality of my supplements can help

00:40:24.110 --> 00:40:26.351
restore my expression?

00:40:26.532 --> 00:40:27.253
Absolutely can.

00:40:27.713 --> 00:40:28.673
And the other thing we've got to deal

00:40:28.693 --> 00:40:29.853
with is the stress.

00:40:31.554 --> 00:40:33.096
People are still waiting for the other

00:40:33.135 --> 00:40:34.536
shoe to fall from COVID.

00:40:34.836 --> 00:40:36.398
Everyone's kind of lurking around

00:40:36.458 --> 00:40:37.739
wondering what's next.

00:40:38.559 --> 00:40:40.699
And that's not a healthy way to live.

00:40:41.340 --> 00:40:44.302
And the dilemma we've got is that when

00:40:44.342 --> 00:40:45.422
we're under stress,

00:40:46.597 --> 00:40:48.197
Do you all know anyone who's under stress?

00:40:49.139 --> 00:40:50.998
Like everyone on the planet, right?

00:40:51.679 --> 00:40:52.880
So when we're under stress,

00:40:53.500 --> 00:40:55.059
there's a hormone that gets released.

00:40:55.760 --> 00:40:58.340
Everyone's all keyed up about bioidentical

00:40:58.360 --> 00:40:58.840
hormones.

00:40:59.141 --> 00:41:01.641
Oh, my testosterone, my estrogen,

00:41:01.702 --> 00:41:02.382
my progesterone.

00:41:02.822 --> 00:41:05.121
But no one's talking about hepcidin,

00:41:05.922 --> 00:41:07.302
H-E-P-C-I-D-I-N.

00:41:08.409 --> 00:41:09.771
one of the most powerful hormones in the

00:41:09.811 --> 00:41:10.090
body.

00:41:10.690 --> 00:41:11.331
And what does it do?

00:41:11.652 --> 00:41:13.193
It shuts down iron recycling.

00:41:14.333 --> 00:41:15.253
And then we got a problem.

00:41:15.954 --> 00:41:19.115
As iron gets sequestered and stored within

00:41:19.135 --> 00:41:20.717
the tissue, it festers.

00:41:22.757 --> 00:41:24.358
And by festering,

00:41:24.398 --> 00:41:25.998
I mean it creates oxidative stress,

00:41:26.360 --> 00:41:28.081
which means energy production drops,

00:41:28.380 --> 00:41:30.961
which means I've got fatigue at a cellular

00:41:31.001 --> 00:41:33.083
level and things don't work right.

00:41:36.025 --> 00:41:37.766
Do your cell phones work when there's no

00:41:37.826 --> 00:41:38.106
energy?

00:41:39.855 --> 00:41:39.934
No.

00:41:40.115 --> 00:41:42.581
And so those forty seven hundred signaling

00:41:42.621 --> 00:41:44.606
peptides, they don't work without energy.

00:41:45.835 --> 00:41:47.456
And so there's a lot of communication that

00:41:47.476 --> 00:41:49.018
needs to take place inside our body.

00:41:49.737 --> 00:41:52.079
And it's dependent upon signaling and

00:41:52.179 --> 00:41:54.940
energy and the elimination of oxidative

00:41:54.981 --> 00:41:55.460
stress.

00:41:56.282 --> 00:42:00.563
And so people need to realize that, yeah,

00:42:00.764 --> 00:42:02.465
you can have these variants,

00:42:02.885 --> 00:42:04.405
but you can also have a normal life

00:42:04.445 --> 00:42:04.905
as well.

00:42:05.485 --> 00:42:07.367
And you just need to be disciplined about

00:42:07.987 --> 00:42:11.230
moving beyond the pablum that you find on

00:42:11.250 --> 00:42:11.829
the internet

00:42:12.690 --> 00:42:15.210
get to a higher level of information

00:42:15.751 --> 00:42:17.911
that's talking about how the body really

00:42:17.952 --> 00:42:18.311
works,

00:42:18.692 --> 00:42:20.052
not how they want you to think it

00:42:20.092 --> 00:42:20.472
works,

00:42:21.193 --> 00:42:24.432
and give people the opportunity to take

00:42:24.472 --> 00:42:25.693
control of their health.

00:42:26.114 --> 00:42:27.873
Because I can assure you that our

00:42:27.994 --> 00:42:30.494
ancestors didn't have an ologist for every

00:42:30.534 --> 00:42:32.635
part of their body working with them.

00:42:32.675 --> 00:42:34.775
They didn't have the time or the money

00:42:34.835 --> 00:42:35.215
for that.

00:42:35.797 --> 00:42:37.556
They made sure they had good food and

00:42:37.577 --> 00:42:38.777
they dealt with their stress.

00:42:39.478 --> 00:42:40.757
And so I think we're

00:42:42.161 --> 00:42:43.882
Dealing with the exact same challenges

00:42:43.922 --> 00:42:44.282
today,

00:42:44.722 --> 00:42:47.684
but it's harder to find real food and

00:42:47.704 --> 00:42:49.425
the stress is unrelenting.

00:42:50.005 --> 00:42:51.865
And people need to realize that that

00:42:51.925 --> 00:42:55.246
stress is creating oxidative stress.

00:42:55.666 --> 00:42:57.447
The minute you perceive you have stress in

00:42:57.467 --> 00:42:57.947
your world,

00:42:58.509 --> 00:43:01.250
you have oxidative stress undermining your

00:43:01.369 --> 00:43:02.389
energy in your body.

00:43:03.130 --> 00:43:05.911
And the immune system begins to just auger

00:43:05.931 --> 00:43:08.432
down and it can't respond to the threat,

00:43:08.532 --> 00:43:09.413
whatever it might be,

00:43:09.773 --> 00:43:11.733
when there's a low energy response.

00:43:14.697 --> 00:43:14.757
Wow.

00:43:14.797 --> 00:43:16.458
So does anything like that?

00:43:16.737 --> 00:43:17.478
Does that make sense?

00:43:18.298 --> 00:43:18.559
Yeah.

00:43:18.838 --> 00:43:19.739
Yeah, it totally makes sense.

00:43:19.760 --> 00:43:19.860
Yeah.

00:43:19.880 --> 00:43:21.541
All right.

00:43:21.621 --> 00:43:24.021
Is there any benefit to using like copper

00:43:24.541 --> 00:43:26.724
cups or pans or bracelets or anything like

00:43:26.764 --> 00:43:28.565
that to increase the amount of

00:43:28.905 --> 00:43:30.505
bioavailable copper in your body?

00:43:30.865 --> 00:43:34.367
Or is that just useful in other ways?

00:43:35.239 --> 00:43:35.719
Well,

00:43:35.900 --> 00:43:37.422
you're not going to do any harm by

00:43:37.523 --> 00:43:39.646
using those utensils or bracelets or

00:43:39.686 --> 00:43:40.045
whatever.

00:43:40.547 --> 00:43:41.708
But you're not going to restore

00:43:41.829 --> 00:43:43.572
physiological levels of copper.

00:43:44.393 --> 00:43:46.916
So to put it in orders of magnitude,

00:43:49.972 --> 00:43:51.132
In the nineteen thirties,

00:43:51.592 --> 00:43:53.233
they were very meticulous about studying

00:43:53.273 --> 00:43:56.213
diet and what were the nutrients found in

00:43:56.233 --> 00:43:57.954
the diet back in that era.

00:43:58.755 --> 00:43:59.954
And what they discovered is that people

00:43:59.974 --> 00:44:01.815
were getting four to six milligrams of

00:44:01.916 --> 00:44:05.016
copper per day just in a natural diet,

00:44:05.356 --> 00:44:09.318
standard diet here in North America.

00:44:09.358 --> 00:44:10.577
By the nineteen sixties,

00:44:11.257 --> 00:44:13.838
that number had dropped to two to five,

00:44:14.298 --> 00:44:16.440
not a big drop, but a drop nonetheless.

00:44:17.733 --> 00:44:19.036
And today, the RDA,

00:44:19.197 --> 00:44:20.858
recommended daily allowance for copper,

00:44:21.420 --> 00:44:22.664
is .

00:44:22.601 --> 00:44:26.829
nine milligrams per day.

00:44:26.889 --> 00:44:27.110
Wow.

00:44:29.179 --> 00:44:32.284
I mentioned my grandfather, Dada.

00:44:32.923 --> 00:44:36.447
He was born in a farm in Frederick,

00:44:36.487 --> 00:44:36.867
Maryland.

00:44:37.329 --> 00:44:38.349
He was a very vital guy.

00:44:39.690 --> 00:44:40.711
I'm now seventy-three.

00:44:40.751 --> 00:44:42.873
He was seventy-two the day I was born.

00:44:43.695 --> 00:44:46.757
And I have this vivid memory of when

00:44:46.797 --> 00:44:47.838
I was twenty years old.

00:44:47.938 --> 00:44:49.621
This was about a year before he passed.

00:44:52.512 --> 00:44:54.494
he had a big hill on his property

00:44:54.675 --> 00:44:55.536
that always had weeds.

00:44:55.856 --> 00:44:56.798
So we had to go out on the

00:44:56.838 --> 00:44:58.521
hill and pull the weeds.

00:45:00.925 --> 00:45:03.907
And I'm just aching and just complaining

00:45:03.927 --> 00:45:04.967
about how hot it is.

00:45:05.347 --> 00:45:07.349
And Dada was like a machine just pulling

00:45:08.528 --> 00:45:09.210
the weeds out.

00:45:09.750 --> 00:45:11.070
And he's just looking at me like, oh,

00:45:11.090 --> 00:45:13.072
my gosh, what happened?

00:45:13.791 --> 00:45:16.253
And so now I'm his age,

00:45:16.293 --> 00:45:17.414
but I'm revitalized.

00:45:17.494 --> 00:45:19.155
And now I know where his energy was

00:45:19.175 --> 00:45:19.695
coming from.

00:45:20.576 --> 00:45:24.617
And people don't realize how different

00:45:24.737 --> 00:45:27.699
life was two, three, four generations ago.

00:45:28.666 --> 00:45:32.230
and how resilient our ancestors were.

00:45:32.449 --> 00:45:33.951
What does resiliency mean?

00:45:34.291 --> 00:45:36.893
It means we're able to make energy in

00:45:36.934 --> 00:45:38.255
the face of stress.

00:45:39.054 --> 00:45:40.737
Now what happens when we're stressed out?

00:45:41.056 --> 00:45:42.978
We cave, we collapse,

00:45:43.018 --> 00:45:47.021
we can't respond because we can't properly

00:45:47.121 --> 00:45:49.264
mineralize our mitochondria to do their

00:45:49.304 --> 00:45:49.684
job.

00:45:50.364 --> 00:45:52.706
And so I think it's important for people

00:45:52.726 --> 00:45:56.188
to realize that the blueprint that runs

00:45:56.248 --> 00:45:56.730
our body

00:45:57.690 --> 00:46:02.074
loves energy it really digs energy and and

00:46:02.094 --> 00:46:05.795
we've got to step back from this idea

00:46:05.815 --> 00:46:08.318
that we're broken no we're out of balance

00:46:08.798 --> 00:46:12.161
and our diet isn't right our capacity to

00:46:12.201 --> 00:46:14.842
deal with stress isn't right and we've got

00:46:15.342 --> 00:46:16.824
a lot of stuff being thrown at us

00:46:16.945 --> 00:46:18.186
i'm not denying that

00:46:18.865 --> 00:46:20.806
But I think even with all of that,

00:46:21.327 --> 00:46:23.128
our body has this, I think,

00:46:23.228 --> 00:46:27.411
limitless capacity to fillet the stuff

00:46:27.431 --> 00:46:28.391
that they're throwing at us.

00:46:28.811 --> 00:46:29.873
But it takes discipline.

00:46:30.313 --> 00:46:31.393
It really takes discipline.

00:46:31.974 --> 00:46:33.695
And this idea that suddenly we're going to

00:46:33.755 --> 00:46:36.717
solve our problems with peptides or stem

00:46:36.777 --> 00:46:41.420
cells or whatever the intervention du jour

00:46:41.460 --> 00:46:41.599
is,

00:46:42.360 --> 00:46:45.722
That's not successful thinking because

00:46:45.822 --> 00:46:47.541
they're going to go out of favor.

00:46:48.242 --> 00:46:49.822
And those interventions are not

00:46:49.943 --> 00:46:50.603
inexpensive.

00:46:51.103 --> 00:46:52.344
And they work as long as you do

00:46:52.385 --> 00:46:52.565
them.

00:46:53.025 --> 00:46:54.304
But the minute you stop doing them,

00:46:54.626 --> 00:46:56.206
you're right back to where you were.

00:46:56.847 --> 00:46:58.166
And so I think it's important to

00:47:00.427 --> 00:47:03.650
remineralize from within and not be

00:47:03.690 --> 00:47:07.990
relying on external forces like a cup or

00:47:08.010 --> 00:47:10.373
a bracelet or some other technique that

00:47:10.413 --> 00:47:11.373
might be in play.

00:47:12.494 --> 00:47:13.576
Morley, to that point,

00:47:14.356 --> 00:47:16.516
we live in our number one export in

00:47:16.557 --> 00:47:17.018
this country,

00:47:17.038 --> 00:47:18.177
and a lot of folks don't know it.

00:47:18.259 --> 00:47:18.958
Believe it or not,

00:47:19.059 --> 00:47:20.440
it's soil that goes down to the

00:47:20.480 --> 00:47:22.320
Mississippi every single year.

00:47:22.820 --> 00:47:23.902
We have no topsoil.

00:47:23.922 --> 00:47:25.802
When Lewis and Clark did their thing,

00:47:26.382 --> 00:47:28.284
there was ten feet of topsoil all over

00:47:28.304 --> 00:47:28.824
this country,

00:47:28.864 --> 00:47:31.947
which means we had biocomplete compost

00:47:31.987 --> 00:47:32.367
down there.

00:47:32.407 --> 00:47:34.768
We had legit stuff where people could

00:47:35.108 --> 00:47:38.010
really feel like supermen and women based

00:47:38.050 --> 00:47:38.630
on what they ate.

00:47:38.670 --> 00:47:38.811
Well,

00:47:38.831 --> 00:47:40.831
we no longer live in that world as

00:47:40.871 --> 00:47:41.652
you described.

00:47:42.313 --> 00:47:46.018
So let's maybe get into what you do

00:47:46.077 --> 00:47:47.760
suggest in terms of the root cause

00:47:47.800 --> 00:47:48.420
protocol.

00:47:48.920 --> 00:47:50.623
It's one thing to identify the problems.

00:47:50.643 --> 00:47:52.164
This is so much what I love about

00:47:52.204 --> 00:47:55.168
your work is, you know,

00:47:55.309 --> 00:47:58.052
it's the philosophy between William and I

00:47:58.092 --> 00:47:58.713
that we never,

00:47:59.963 --> 00:48:01.483
tell you about a problem without at least

00:48:01.523 --> 00:48:03.864
proposing a couple of solutions at the

00:48:03.885 --> 00:48:04.405
same time.

00:48:04.425 --> 00:48:05.565
And you've done that very thing.

00:48:05.606 --> 00:48:06.867
In fact, you've done a number of them.

00:48:07.547 --> 00:48:09.148
So for all the people that are out

00:48:09.188 --> 00:48:10.148
there realizing, okay,

00:48:10.208 --> 00:48:11.329
I'm in a toxic world,

00:48:11.708 --> 00:48:13.070
don't have enough copper,

00:48:13.230 --> 00:48:14.510
where did they start?

00:48:14.690 --> 00:48:15.672
What should they do?

00:48:15.771 --> 00:48:20.853
Well, what I typically tell clients,

00:48:21.394 --> 00:48:22.494
the very first thing I tell them is

00:48:22.875 --> 00:48:25.637
go on an internet diet for a month.

00:48:27.190 --> 00:48:29.532
Stop running to the internet.

00:48:30.652 --> 00:48:34.014
And that's not an easy thing for people

00:48:34.054 --> 00:48:35.416
to do today, as you can imagine.

00:48:36.536 --> 00:48:38.117
Now AI is the rage.

00:48:38.577 --> 00:48:38.717
Oh,

00:48:38.777 --> 00:48:40.858
everyone's all excited about artificial

00:48:40.898 --> 00:48:41.418
intelligence.

00:48:41.719 --> 00:48:41.820
Well,

00:48:41.920 --> 00:48:44.860
AI actually stands for always incomplete.

00:48:44.880 --> 00:48:46.362
You're never going to get a good answer.

00:48:46.963 --> 00:48:48.302
And what I've also done is flipped it

00:48:48.342 --> 00:48:49.543
around and tell people what they need to

00:48:49.603 --> 00:48:50.704
really be worried about.

00:48:50.724 --> 00:48:51.445
It's not AI.

00:48:51.925 --> 00:48:53.025
Be worried about IA,

00:48:53.766 --> 00:48:56.208
iron accumulation in their body.

00:48:58.262 --> 00:48:59.922
I encourage people to get out their

00:48:59.963 --> 00:49:03.324
calculator right now and do the math.

00:49:05.204 --> 00:49:08.186
Punch in your age and multiply it times

00:49:08.226 --> 00:49:09.246
three sixty five.

00:49:10.126 --> 00:49:13.047
So I'm seventy three times three sixty

00:49:13.067 --> 00:49:13.347
five.

00:49:13.887 --> 00:49:16.327
Got about twenty six thousand milligrams

00:49:16.367 --> 00:49:17.467
of iron in my body.

00:49:18.088 --> 00:49:19.248
This is not my formula.

00:49:20.389 --> 00:49:21.849
This is the formula that all iron

00:49:21.889 --> 00:49:23.250
biologists use around the planet.

00:49:24.731 --> 00:49:26.371
Age times three sixty five.

00:49:28.795 --> 00:49:30.717
Men are designed for five thousand

00:49:30.737 --> 00:49:31.297
milligrams.

00:49:32.396 --> 00:49:34.077
Women are designed for four thousand

00:49:34.338 --> 00:49:34.838
milligrams.

00:49:35.398 --> 00:49:38.179
And when you have a multiple four times,

00:49:38.239 --> 00:49:38.860
five times,

00:49:38.900 --> 00:49:41.039
six times what you're designed for,

00:49:41.760 --> 00:49:43.641
it takes a toll on the body.

00:49:44.760 --> 00:49:47.322
I look very differently today at seventy

00:49:47.342 --> 00:49:49.182
three than I did when I was twenty

00:49:49.202 --> 00:49:49.503
three.

00:49:50.222 --> 00:49:51.364
And every change that's occurred,

00:49:51.403 --> 00:49:52.963
I used to have red curly hair.

00:49:52.983 --> 00:49:54.125
It doesn't look as red, does it?

00:49:55.324 --> 00:49:57.965
But but the thing is,

00:49:59.400 --> 00:50:04.407
All aspects of aging are caused by iron

00:50:04.547 --> 00:50:07.231
accumulation, period.

00:50:08.411 --> 00:50:10.514
Iron causes aging.

00:50:11.826 --> 00:50:14.148
copper causes longevity.

00:50:14.987 --> 00:50:18.329
And for the really sophisticated plant

00:50:18.349 --> 00:50:19.050
farmers out there,

00:50:19.550 --> 00:50:21.391
where is the copper hanging out in your

00:50:21.431 --> 00:50:21.873
plants?

00:50:22.333 --> 00:50:24.393
It's all in the new growth, right?

00:50:24.894 --> 00:50:26.195
That's exactly where it is.

00:50:26.436 --> 00:50:28.077
It's critical for the new growth.

00:50:29.338 --> 00:50:31.418
And so when we were younger,

00:50:31.940 --> 00:50:33.661
we had a lower iron content

00:50:34.240 --> 00:50:36.121
and a fairly stable copper content.

00:50:36.842 --> 00:50:38.903
And what happens as we age is the

00:50:39.083 --> 00:50:41.746
iron just keeps rising and it overwhelms

00:50:41.786 --> 00:50:43.487
the copper metabolism in our body.

00:50:43.867 --> 00:50:45.188
Again, it's not my theory.

00:50:45.467 --> 00:50:46.509
It's in the literature.

00:50:47.230 --> 00:50:49.291
It's in volumes of the literature.

00:50:50.784 --> 00:50:53.005
which is behind a Chinese wall,

00:50:53.646 --> 00:50:55.387
because in universities,

00:50:55.766 --> 00:50:57.367
they have two areas of focus.

00:50:57.668 --> 00:51:00.188
They have the research side, Chinese wall,

00:51:01.148 --> 00:51:02.108
medical classrooms.

00:51:02.128 --> 00:51:04.730
And the doctors don't know to climb that

00:51:04.769 --> 00:51:06.311
Chinese wall and get back to the research

00:51:06.331 --> 00:51:07.512
that's being done down the hall,

00:51:08.032 --> 00:51:09.992
proving that copper is essential for your

00:51:10.012 --> 00:51:10.512
well-being.

00:51:11.373 --> 00:51:13.693
So the other side of it, though, is

00:51:15.980 --> 00:51:19.184
The meme that runs medicine on the planet

00:51:19.965 --> 00:51:23.509
is you're anemic and you're copper toxic.

00:51:25.333 --> 00:51:28.394
And that has a very powerful sway on

00:51:28.454 --> 00:51:29.414
people.

00:51:29.434 --> 00:51:32.817
I grew up to Geritol ads back in

00:51:32.836 --> 00:51:33.416
the fifties,

00:51:33.916 --> 00:51:37.739
watching What's My Line and Lawrence Welk.

00:51:38.559 --> 00:51:40.001
Geritol,

00:51:40.701 --> 00:51:42.422
that was the rage back then because

00:51:42.461 --> 00:51:44.682
everyone had iron-poor blood.

00:51:45.503 --> 00:51:47.264
Wink, wink, right?

00:51:47.503 --> 00:51:48.425
And if I were Satan,

00:51:48.465 --> 00:51:49.666
that's exactly what I'd want you to

00:51:49.686 --> 00:51:51.106
believe is that you're anemic.

00:51:52.086 --> 00:51:52.226
Well,

00:51:52.286 --> 00:51:53.887
it turns out that there's two forms of

00:51:53.927 --> 00:51:54.327
anemia.

00:51:55.391 --> 00:51:55.666
There's...

00:51:57.023 --> 00:52:00.284
absolute iron deficiency you've been in a

00:52:00.364 --> 00:52:03.005
car accident or you've been in a gunshot

00:52:04.204 --> 00:52:06.505
and you're bleeding out you are going to

00:52:06.545 --> 00:52:09.606
be absolutely iron deficient but the vast

00:52:09.626 --> 00:52:12.208
majority of anemia is called functional

00:52:12.987 --> 00:52:17.449
iron deficiency and the body has an iron

00:52:17.489 --> 00:52:20.931
recycling program so that every second of

00:52:21.010 --> 00:52:22.952
every day we've been talking now for a

00:52:22.972 --> 00:52:25.293
good long while but every second of every

00:52:25.333 --> 00:52:25.532
day

00:52:27.333 --> 00:52:28.514
We need to turn over two and a

00:52:28.534 --> 00:52:36.641
half million red blood cells every second.

00:52:36.681 --> 00:52:37.802
That's a lot of red blood cells.

00:52:37.963 --> 00:52:39.585
And in the course of twenty four hours,

00:52:39.625 --> 00:52:41.686
it's two hundred billion red blood cells.

00:52:42.788 --> 00:52:42.887
Now,

00:52:42.907 --> 00:52:44.869
what's fascinating about that is it only

00:52:44.909 --> 00:52:47.753
takes twenty five milligrams of iron to

00:52:47.793 --> 00:52:49.974
replace two hundred billion red blood

00:52:50.034 --> 00:52:50.315
cells.

00:52:51.226 --> 00:52:53.487
Twenty-five milligrams is so tiny.

00:52:54.527 --> 00:52:56.007
It more than fits on the head of

00:52:56.047 --> 00:52:56.947
a one-inch stick pen.

00:52:57.007 --> 00:52:58.829
It's a very, very tiny amount of iron.

00:53:01.048 --> 00:53:03.010
And the most important part,

00:53:03.309 --> 00:53:04.170
which will shock you,

00:53:04.210 --> 00:53:06.851
is to find out that twenty-four of the

00:53:06.891 --> 00:53:08.851
twenty-five milligrams that you need every

00:53:08.871 --> 00:53:11.052
day to replace two hundred billion red

00:53:11.072 --> 00:53:11.672
blood cells,

00:53:12.012 --> 00:53:13.474
which is only one percent of your blood,

00:53:13.494 --> 00:53:13.873
by the way,

00:53:15.170 --> 00:53:16.913
Twenty-four of the twenty-five milligrams

00:53:17.373 --> 00:53:19.375
comes from this iron recycling system

00:53:20.396 --> 00:53:21.436
that's run by copper.

00:53:23.018 --> 00:53:24.860
Oh, I never heard that before.

00:53:25.480 --> 00:53:27.561
And only one milligram is supposed to come

00:53:27.581 --> 00:53:29.123
from our mouth, from our diet.

00:53:29.943 --> 00:53:31.945
And what has medicine done?

00:53:32.106 --> 00:53:33.206
They've flipped the narrative.

00:53:33.807 --> 00:53:34.849
They want you thinking you need

00:53:34.889 --> 00:53:36.630
twenty-four milligrams from your mouth,

00:53:37.251 --> 00:53:38.512
and they don't talk about the iron

00:53:38.552 --> 00:53:39.572
recycling at all.

00:53:41.516 --> 00:53:44.820
It's very unsettling because it kills the

00:53:44.900 --> 00:53:46.561
mean of your anemic.

00:53:47.322 --> 00:53:47.862
And trust me,

00:53:48.143 --> 00:53:50.425
the more iron you have in your diet,

00:53:51.585 --> 00:53:53.186
fortified foods,

00:53:53.887 --> 00:53:55.588
they're very prevalent in the

00:53:55.628 --> 00:53:56.329
supermarkets.

00:53:56.670 --> 00:53:58.231
The more iron you have in your diet,

00:53:58.532 --> 00:53:59.793
the more iron you're going to have in

00:53:59.813 --> 00:54:00.313
your body.

00:54:00.793 --> 00:54:03.175
Even though you may show anemic on a

00:54:03.215 --> 00:54:03.956
blood test,

00:54:04.476 --> 00:54:05.958
so it's low on the blood test,

00:54:06.659 --> 00:54:09.501
it's high in your tissue because the iron

00:54:09.541 --> 00:54:12.083
recycling system isn't working right and

00:54:12.123 --> 00:54:13.885
that's the that's the part that people

00:54:13.905 --> 00:54:16.447
don't know about is that iron is slowly

00:54:16.487 --> 00:54:19.610
accumulating every day while they're on

00:54:19.630 --> 00:54:24.034
the planet and it's blocking the signaling

00:54:24.335 --> 00:54:26.117
the metabolism the energy production

00:54:26.416 --> 00:54:27.157
that's so critical

00:54:28.688 --> 00:54:31.273
And so people need to be aware of

00:54:31.313 --> 00:54:34.556
the fact that they've been fortifying our

00:54:34.617 --> 00:54:37.661
food with iron since nineteen forty one.

00:54:40.492 --> 00:54:42.333
during the Second World War was when

00:54:42.554 --> 00:54:44.295
England, Canada, and the U.S.

00:54:44.335 --> 00:54:48.599
started putting iron filings in the wheat

00:54:48.619 --> 00:54:49.039
flour.

00:54:49.721 --> 00:54:49.960
Wow.

00:54:50.061 --> 00:54:52.503
Now it's eighty countries worldwide,

00:54:53.083 --> 00:54:54.244
eighty countries.

00:54:54.264 --> 00:54:55.927
It's over half the countries on the planet

00:54:56.306 --> 00:55:01.032
are now fortifying their flours with iron.

00:55:01.152 --> 00:55:01.492
Get it?

00:55:01.713 --> 00:55:01.932
Get it?

00:55:01.952 --> 00:55:02.572
Because you're anemic.

00:55:02.634 --> 00:55:02.934
Get it?

00:55:03.193 --> 00:55:03.494
Get it?

00:55:04.315 --> 00:55:07.675
and people don't realize that all of that

00:55:07.775 --> 00:55:09.916
the vast majority of that is because they

00:55:09.956 --> 00:55:13.838
don't have adequate copper to ensure the

00:55:13.898 --> 00:55:15.898
proper recycling of iron in the body

00:55:16.197 --> 00:55:21.179
during that daily process and so iron has

00:55:21.239 --> 00:55:24.001
a it's we can't live without it i'm

00:55:24.041 --> 00:55:25.880
not i'm not saying stop taking iron

00:55:26.081 --> 00:55:27.802
because we absolutely need it but we

00:55:28.501 --> 00:55:31.682
copper is the general and iron is the

00:55:31.742 --> 00:55:32.382
foot soldier

00:55:33.715 --> 00:55:34.896
You don't need to be in the military

00:55:34.916 --> 00:55:36.036
to know the difference between generals

00:55:36.076 --> 00:55:36.757
and foot soldiers.

00:55:37.157 --> 00:55:38.657
But if you're not really clear about it,

00:55:38.677 --> 00:55:41.599
just read what Patton did back in December

00:55:41.639 --> 00:55:41.679
of,

00:55:41.920 --> 00:55:44.940
he changed world history by what he did

00:55:44.981 --> 00:55:45.561
as a general.

00:55:46.181 --> 00:55:46.882
And so the thing is,

00:55:46.922 --> 00:55:50.324
we need that powerful force of copper to

00:55:50.443 --> 00:55:51.784
regulate the iron.

00:55:52.485 --> 00:55:55.686
And we can move in that direction with

00:55:55.726 --> 00:55:56.208
our diet,

00:55:56.507 --> 00:55:58.648
but then we can really close the loop

00:55:58.969 --> 00:55:59.730
with the protocol.

00:56:00.429 --> 00:56:01.831
And I think people just need to know

00:56:02.353 --> 00:56:05.135
that we have much more discretion over

00:56:05.175 --> 00:56:06.797
what we eat than we realize.

00:56:07.177 --> 00:56:08.300
And we have to make choices.

00:56:08.760 --> 00:56:10.161
We have to make some tough choices.

00:56:10.963 --> 00:56:13.887
And one of the hardest things for people

00:56:13.907 --> 00:56:16.610
to give up is their penchant for sweets.

00:56:17.610 --> 00:56:18.771
Because what is sugar?

00:56:19.271 --> 00:56:20.273
It's white iron.

00:56:21.373 --> 00:56:24.396
Sugar has a capacity to increase iron

00:56:24.797 --> 00:56:25.657
inside the body.

00:56:26.318 --> 00:56:28.679
And that's a serious problem for a lot

00:56:28.699 --> 00:56:29.139
of people.

00:56:31.181 --> 00:56:33.503
I mentioned that some genes are turned on

00:56:33.523 --> 00:56:34.164
and turned off.

00:56:34.545 --> 00:56:37.266
But one of the genes that's turned off

00:56:37.686 --> 00:56:41.449
by copper deficiency is a gene called

00:56:42.070 --> 00:56:44.413
fetuin, F-E-T-U-I-N.

00:56:45.083 --> 00:56:45.844
I'd never heard of it.

00:56:46.784 --> 00:56:48.065
I imagine you haven't.

00:56:48.505 --> 00:56:49.365
Your listeners are like,

00:56:49.385 --> 00:56:50.646
what's he talking about now?

00:56:51.266 --> 00:56:51.487
Well,

00:56:51.666 --> 00:56:56.050
fetal A protein is really critical for the

00:56:56.170 --> 00:56:59.371
signaling for the insulin receptors.

00:57:00.992 --> 00:57:02.793
And in copper deficiency,

00:57:04.436 --> 00:57:06.396
fetal A goes crazy.

00:57:07.538 --> 00:57:11.480
And it disrupts the signaling for the

00:57:11.519 --> 00:57:13.842
capture of insulin on the insulin

00:57:13.882 --> 00:57:14.382
receptors.

00:57:15.798 --> 00:57:17.119
What I'm trying to tell you is that

00:57:17.460 --> 00:57:19.400
when you have a copper deficiency,

00:57:20.021 --> 00:57:21.081
which most people have,

00:57:21.101 --> 00:57:23.782
and a lot of people have blood sugar

00:57:23.822 --> 00:57:24.523
issues, right?

00:57:25.824 --> 00:57:29.306
It's one small gene that's being tweaked

00:57:29.565 --> 00:57:30.726
by the lack of copper.

00:57:31.668 --> 00:57:31.748
Oh,

00:57:31.788 --> 00:57:34.708
it's an expression issue that's causing

00:57:35.789 --> 00:57:37.391
type two diabetes.

00:57:37.690 --> 00:57:39.552
It's in the literature from a study done

00:57:39.592 --> 00:57:40.612
in nineteen ninety nine.

00:57:40.992 --> 00:57:43.014
I was absolutely stunned by that when I

00:57:43.054 --> 00:57:44.735
found it about six months ago.

00:57:45.554 --> 00:57:48.577
And so now I'm on the prowl for

00:57:48.858 --> 00:57:51.300
what are the other genes that are being

00:57:51.940 --> 00:57:53.641
down-regulated or up-regulated?

00:57:54.143 --> 00:57:56.844
And it's very tough information to find,

00:57:56.905 --> 00:57:57.606
I can assure you.

00:57:58.226 --> 00:57:58.786
The thing is,

00:57:59.067 --> 00:58:02.070
what people need to realize is that the

00:58:02.110 --> 00:58:05.393
body has incredible capacity to rebuild

00:58:05.432 --> 00:58:05.853
itself,

00:58:06.954 --> 00:58:08.373
to re-energize itself,

00:58:08.815 --> 00:58:10.195
to revitalize itself,

00:58:10.675 --> 00:58:13.795
when it's being given the proper diet,

00:58:14.536 --> 00:58:16.297
base diet, and nutrients.

00:58:16.836 --> 00:58:20.237
And I think it's something that is

00:58:20.277 --> 00:58:21.637
certainly central to farming.

00:58:22.599 --> 00:58:24.639
When you're feeding the soil so the plants

00:58:24.679 --> 00:58:26.579
grow and you're feeding the animals with

00:58:26.599 --> 00:58:27.639
the right nutrients,

00:58:27.980 --> 00:58:30.740
it's all designed to optimize the health

00:58:30.880 --> 00:58:33.541
and the vitality of the produce that

00:58:33.561 --> 00:58:34.061
you're making.

00:58:34.702 --> 00:58:34.902
Well,

00:58:35.503 --> 00:58:38.085
we've kind of skipped the step for humans

00:58:38.565 --> 00:58:41.168
and we've lost track of how important the

00:58:41.228 --> 00:58:44.990
food is and how important the nutrients

00:58:45.070 --> 00:58:45.231
are.

00:58:45.710 --> 00:58:47.853
The challenge we've got is we're being

00:58:47.972 --> 00:58:50.476
hammered daily with take this, take that.

00:58:50.876 --> 00:58:52.958
And most of what's being recommended by

00:58:52.998 --> 00:58:55.460
the internet is going to work against the

00:58:55.880 --> 00:58:57.961
innate healing of the body.

00:58:58.342 --> 00:58:59.923
And that's really the basis of the

00:58:59.943 --> 00:59:00.284
protocol.

00:59:01.266 --> 00:59:04.347
Well, on that point, good night, folks.

00:59:04.387 --> 00:59:06.106
I want everybody to know that Michelle and

00:59:06.248 --> 00:59:10.148
I are doing Morley's Root Cause Protocol.

00:59:10.168 --> 00:59:11.329
You can go to his website.

00:59:11.909 --> 00:59:13.269
But I highly recommend that you get a

00:59:13.309 --> 00:59:13.550
book.

00:59:13.789 --> 00:59:15.670
I even have the audio version of it,

00:59:15.690 --> 00:59:16.010
folks.

00:59:16.570 --> 00:59:17.990
And I think that's pretty cool how you

00:59:18.030 --> 00:59:21.231
put a copper on the periodic table in

00:59:21.251 --> 00:59:22.452
the beginning of your title there,

00:59:22.512 --> 00:59:23.632
cure your fatigue.

00:59:23.672 --> 00:59:25.413
So I can't even tell you how many

00:59:25.432 --> 00:59:27.813
people out there I know that it's all

00:59:27.833 --> 00:59:29.213
they can do just to put one foot

00:59:29.273 --> 00:59:30.574
in front of the other right now.

00:59:31.545 --> 00:59:34.146
And you definitely want to check out his

00:59:34.186 --> 00:59:34.485
work.

00:59:34.786 --> 00:59:35.887
In fact, folks,

00:59:35.947 --> 00:59:38.927
I highly suggest you go there and get

00:59:38.987 --> 00:59:40.969
all the resources that he has at his

00:59:41.028 --> 00:59:41.469
website.

00:59:41.548 --> 00:59:42.809
I mean, it's very inexpensive.

00:59:44.451 --> 00:59:45.251
Most of it's free.

00:59:45.731 --> 00:59:47.012
Yes.

00:59:47.052 --> 00:59:48.411
So I would encourage people just to go

00:59:48.472 --> 00:59:50.052
to the website is

00:59:50.313 --> 00:59:53.394
therootcauseprotocol.com.

00:59:54.775 --> 00:59:56.135
Go to the Resources tab.

00:59:57.255 --> 00:59:59.336
in the resources tab you can request the

00:59:59.456 --> 01:00:02.438
starter guide it's a sixteen page document

01:00:03.039 --> 01:00:04.840
that'll get it's gonna explain the stops

01:00:04.880 --> 01:00:06.842
and starts that'll get you started we give

01:00:06.882 --> 01:00:08.983
away the answer we're not we're not

01:00:09.063 --> 01:00:11.164
selling the starter guy we give it away

01:00:12.065 --> 01:00:15.186
um but but what uh billy's talking about

01:00:15.347 --> 01:00:18.027
is you you can buy the book it's

01:00:18.047 --> 01:00:20.550
a it's a whopping twenty dollars on amazon

01:00:20.570 --> 01:00:23.190
uh and when i get back from california

01:00:23.711 --> 01:00:24.012
i'm gonna be

01:00:24.431 --> 01:00:25.972
schlepping my way out to Asheville so I

01:00:25.992 --> 01:00:27.253
can sign Billy's book.

01:00:27.693 --> 01:00:31.255
And so he and William will have signed

01:00:31.295 --> 01:00:32.496
copies so they can,

01:00:33.137 --> 01:00:34.797
so then it's going to be worth twenty

01:00:34.838 --> 01:00:38.380
dollars and a penny when I sign it.

01:00:38.639 --> 01:00:39.340
But the thing is,

01:00:40.420 --> 01:00:42.342
we have a lot of resources on that

01:00:42.382 --> 01:00:42.842
website.

01:00:43.182 --> 01:00:47.264
We have a whole product directory that

01:00:47.284 --> 01:00:50.065
will tell people what products to use in

01:00:50.125 --> 01:00:52.025
order to support the protocol.

01:00:52.385 --> 01:00:53.806
You're going to have lots of questions.

01:00:54.065 --> 01:00:56.166
There's a whole section that's Q&A on

01:00:56.606 --> 01:00:57.967
questions that people have had over the

01:00:57.987 --> 01:00:58.226
years.

01:00:58.266 --> 01:01:00.327
This has been around the block for a

01:01:00.367 --> 01:01:01.088
good long while.

01:01:01.547 --> 01:01:02.688
We also have a community.

01:01:02.728 --> 01:01:04.469
If you want to spend a whopping,

01:01:05.108 --> 01:01:06.128
it's not even ten bucks,

01:01:06.148 --> 01:01:07.568
it's nine ninety-seven a month,

01:01:07.989 --> 01:01:09.449
you can become part of our community.

01:01:09.869 --> 01:01:11.070
And then if you want to take the

01:01:11.090 --> 01:01:11.431
training,

01:01:11.451 --> 01:01:12.811
we'd love to have you in the class.

01:01:13.373 --> 01:01:16.454
But the key is the information is there.

01:01:17.496 --> 01:01:20.478
It is very well curated.

01:01:21.481 --> 01:01:22.463
How do you spell curated?

01:01:22.882 --> 01:01:25.405
C-U hyphen R-A-T-E-D.

01:01:26.965 --> 01:01:28.387
Why did I start to do all this?

01:01:28.586 --> 01:01:30.588
Because I'm a very curious guy.

01:01:30.608 --> 01:01:31.608
How do you spell curious?

01:01:31.789 --> 01:01:32.309
Same way.

01:01:32.869 --> 01:01:34.331
And so I think it's important for people

01:01:34.351 --> 01:01:37.873
to step outside the box of convention and

01:01:37.932 --> 01:01:39.434
look at the dynamics of what you're

01:01:39.454 --> 01:01:41.115
dealing with with fresh eyes.

01:01:41.876 --> 01:01:44.137
and with a more copper-centric focus.

01:01:44.797 --> 01:01:46.677
And for those people who like to get

01:01:46.858 --> 01:01:47.878
their questions answered,

01:01:48.259 --> 01:01:50.000
I always give out my email and my

01:01:50.039 --> 01:01:50.579
phone number.

01:01:51.639 --> 01:01:53.201
My email is just my first and last

01:01:53.260 --> 01:01:53.501
name.

01:01:53.760 --> 01:01:55.061
You've got it right there on the screen

01:01:55.541 --> 01:01:56.882
at gmail.com.

01:01:57.742 --> 01:01:59.344
And my phone number is area code eight,

01:01:59.364 --> 01:02:01.945
four, seven, nine, two, two,

01:02:03.391 --> 01:02:07.534
I get calls all day long,

01:02:07.653 --> 01:02:08.373
all week long.

01:02:08.733 --> 01:02:10.094
I'm happy to take those calls.

01:02:11.036 --> 01:02:12.197
And we both learn something.

01:02:12.456 --> 01:02:13.938
Invariably, when I'm talking to people,

01:02:14.318 --> 01:02:16.639
I will learn about some nuance that maybe

01:02:16.679 --> 01:02:19.440
I hadn't considered or will begin to

01:02:19.460 --> 01:02:21.342
understand another way that stress is

01:02:21.382 --> 01:02:22.302
playing out in their body.

01:02:22.762 --> 01:02:23.802
But don't be bashful.

01:02:24.103 --> 01:02:25.603
I'm very happy to answer your questions

01:02:26.043 --> 01:02:28.005
and really hope to make this a regular

01:02:28.045 --> 01:02:32.266
part of this program's dialogue is to get

01:02:32.306 --> 01:02:34.425
people to be aware of this approach to

01:02:34.465 --> 01:02:37.927
healing so you can begin to free yourself

01:02:38.126 --> 01:02:39.568
from the medical system.

01:02:39.728 --> 01:02:43.028
Because really what I'm seeking is medical

01:02:43.329 --> 01:02:44.248
independence.

01:02:45.409 --> 01:02:47.449
And so I'll leave you with one last

01:02:47.469 --> 01:02:47.710
thought.

01:02:49.815 --> 01:02:53.456
If you want to destroy the economy,

01:02:55.096 --> 01:02:56.896
take gold out of the system,

01:02:57.496 --> 01:02:59.818
which is what they did in and we

01:02:59.858 --> 01:03:00.557
all know what happened.

01:03:02.038 --> 01:03:03.798
If you want to destroy your computer,

01:03:05.039 --> 01:03:06.360
take all the silver out of your

01:03:06.420 --> 01:03:06.960
motherboard.

01:03:07.559 --> 01:03:08.019
It won't work.

01:03:09.735 --> 01:03:12.657
you want to destroy the human take copper

01:03:12.858 --> 01:03:15.259
out of the diet and that's exactly where

01:03:15.278 --> 01:03:17.041
we find ourselves those are the noble

01:03:17.081 --> 01:03:22.284
metals copper silver and and gold they're

01:03:22.403 --> 01:03:25.125
very very important in their own right but

01:03:25.204 --> 01:03:26.706
don't think that this isn't an

01:03:26.865 --> 01:03:30.809
orchestrated program to make you dependent

01:03:32.304 --> 01:03:33.806
And what we're all about in the root

01:03:33.826 --> 01:03:36.690
cause protocol is sovereignty.

01:03:37.271 --> 01:03:38.994
We want independence.

01:03:39.815 --> 01:03:41.697
And I think that's really what we're meant

01:03:41.737 --> 01:03:43.681
to be and where we're meant to serve.

01:03:44.222 --> 01:03:44.963
And hopefully,

01:03:44.983 --> 01:03:47.186
it'll be of benefit to those who decide

01:03:47.206 --> 01:03:47.666
to do this.

01:03:49.150 --> 01:03:49.349
Well,

01:03:49.389 --> 01:03:51.050
that's about as mic drop as it's going

01:03:51.070 --> 01:03:52.351
to get, y'all.

01:03:52.630 --> 01:03:52.931
Man,

01:03:52.990 --> 01:03:56.851
go check out Morley's stuff over there at

01:03:56.871 --> 01:03:57.291
the website.

01:03:57.311 --> 01:03:58.512
We're going to have all the links down

01:03:58.552 --> 01:03:58.891
below.

01:04:00.172 --> 01:04:01.952
I'm sorry, Morley.

01:04:01.992 --> 01:04:02.413
Sorry, man.

01:04:02.452 --> 01:04:03.632
All you people look the same to me.

01:04:06.974 --> 01:04:08.074
If you would, stick around.

01:04:08.094 --> 01:04:10.954
Okay, I got you.

01:04:11.014 --> 01:04:11.373
If you would,

01:04:11.414 --> 01:04:12.675
stick around just for just a moment.

01:04:12.695 --> 01:04:13.795
We're going to go ahead and end things

01:04:13.835 --> 01:04:14.034
here.

01:04:14.675 --> 01:04:15.675
I want to thank you so much for

01:04:15.715 --> 01:04:17.856
coming on, and it's been such a joy.

01:04:18.077 --> 01:04:18.896
As you can see, folks,

01:04:19.538 --> 01:04:20.978
we're definitely going to have to have him

01:04:20.998 --> 01:04:22.079
back for multiple trips,

01:04:22.818 --> 01:04:24.539
and we've got tons of questions that we

01:04:24.559 --> 01:04:25.221
didn't get to.

01:04:25.280 --> 01:04:26.681
So until next time, stay alert.

01:04:26.701 --> 01:04:26.922
Stay alert.

01:04:27.001 --> 01:04:27.762
I'm going with the truth, truth, truth.

01:04:27.782 --> 01:04:28.521
Feeling that just moves, moves, moves.

01:04:45.269 --> 01:04:49.634
Listen to the earth, they've got us.

01:04:49.673 --> 01:04:51.175
Black seeds of change,

01:04:51.235 --> 01:04:52.817
watch the world spin.

01:04:53.237 --> 01:04:55.820
From the smallest sprout to the harmony

01:04:55.840 --> 01:04:56.760
begin.

01:04:57.021 --> 01:04:58.402
In the cycle of life,

01:04:58.782 --> 01:05:00.965
where the magic's alive.

01:05:01.224 --> 01:05:02.385
Turn it to the beat,

01:05:02.786 --> 01:05:04.768
feel the fire and thrive.

01:05:04.788 --> 01:05:04.867
Go!