September 28, 2025 • 8 mins
Mindy discusses with The Avenu Wellness Center about recent conversations about Tylenol and Autism!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Yeah, we're back, everybody. We are back on a sunny Sunday.
I've been able to say that for so many weeks
in a row. It's a sunny Sunday, it's a Sunday Sunday,
and we're talking about your health because it really does matter.
So hopefully you are out there listening to us on
your EarPods or whatever, but you're outside getting fresh air.
That's what bothered me so much with the mask mandate
(00:21):
and so many people were masked up. You're not getting
the fresh air that you need. During COVID when that happened,
we went.
Speaker 2 (00:28):
Walking in Greenlawn Cemetery, did you yes, because there was
no way there, and we went over, took your mask off.
You could walk for miles. You know.
Speaker 1 (00:40):
It was wonderful.
Speaker 2 (00:41):
It was a magical time, honestly, because there was no
one around, you know, and so we just went over
and went through Green Lawn Cemetery.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
That's actually was a good idea. I remember I was
substitute teaching at the time and seeing these poor little
kids in gym class, sweating through their masks and coming
up and saying, miss Mindy, can I take my matskoff?
I'm like yes, I didn't think that did them any
good at all with their sweat coming through that little mask,
and these little bodies were sweating so much.
Speaker 3 (01:08):
To give you a picture of one of our hyperbaric
units has a two drive coming in and as CO two,
so carbon dioxide poll coming out. So then you're never
inhaling your own exhaust because we don't want you in
a hypoc sixteen.
Speaker 1 (01:23):
I saw something on your website. It's so cool. When
you guys go to the Avenue Wellness Center, ave n
you and you look up their Facebook page or you're
all all over social media. You see the different things
of equipment and technology that they have. The one I
just took a picture of it and I put it
on my Facebook page to promote that you guys are
coming on today. It looked like a little foot massage,
(01:45):
but it's really good for blood circulation.
Speaker 2 (01:47):
Oh it's fabulous.
Speaker 3 (01:48):
Actually, there's a study out of Germany about it. It
utilizes crystalline infrastructure to sent forth radio frequencies throughout your body.
And one of the reasons that elderly people gets to
so much is because their core temperature goes down and
that makes you immunocompromise. So if you can enhance your
core temperature, it'll keep you healthier longer. So that's one
(02:10):
of the many things we have. Somebody that got off
of blood pressure medication after doing it with her physician
after or significantly lowered it. Pardon me, after doing it
for so long. And Cheryl actually bought one.
Speaker 1 (02:21):
Oh, now, Cheryl is one of your clients. I could say,
you know what, I think you become a client at
the Avenue on the Center for your Life. Yeah, you
become a friend. So Cheryl, what was it like you
put your feet in there? Is it a massage or like?
What's it feel like in there? It gets a little warm, okay?
But how long are your feet in there? As long
(02:41):
as you can. You can do it up to ten minutes, okay.
Speaker 3 (02:45):
And now she's talking about the radio frequency inner cleansed,
not that hyperbarry.
Speaker 2 (02:50):
Yeah, you can do it thirty minutes. There's a thirty
minute cycle on it. So it just depends on you know,
where you start. So we actually had some on the
staff who was testing it and checking to make sure
everything was okay. And the highest setting is twenty and
he had it on twenty, which is done. I mean
(03:10):
it's like, I went, why did you do that? He goes, well,
it was a little warm, but you know it wasn't
anything intolerable. I said, you must have just absolute hoofs
rather than feet, because there's no way. But normally you
start out really low and you do maybe ten minutes
and then you build your tolerance up. If you do
it every single day, you know you'll build it up
(03:31):
to thirty minutes, and you just go in and do that.
Speaker 1 (03:33):
So but the overall difference is it just helps your circulation,
which can turn home.
Speaker 3 (03:37):
Also with pain, it can get rid of erica's veins.
It can help with your legs to get your systemic
circulation up. So it is great for inflammation and pain.
Speaker 2 (03:46):
Flushes toxins out of your body because it's for every
degree of core body temperature, the core body temperature that
you increase, it increases your immunity by like six times.
So it's really great during if you've got an infection,
if you've got to sore throat, you've got a you know,
snuffingly nose, you've got something you don't feel good. It
(04:07):
really helps build your immunity and then it flushes inflammation
and like, like Courtney said, we had someone who actually
used it over a period of four months and when
she was on two blood pressure medications and she dropped
off one completely with the doctor's knowledge and agreement and
went they went to a half on the other one
and and her blood pressure is great.
Speaker 1 (04:30):
So the other question I wanted to ask you last week,
President Trump had a big news conference where he was
going to talk about autism and a possible link between
pregnant women taking tail and all and autism. Your take
on this is why?
Speaker 3 (04:44):
So can I just say, really quickly, this is based
on a study done by the dean of the THH.
Chan School of Public Health at.
Speaker 1 (04:55):
Different studies is the one.
Speaker 3 (04:57):
On Dean Bacherelli. He was a co author of this
study and it was just stating that it's more dangerous.
Of course, right, of course it's more dangerous. And now
so that was for autism specifically, and that's where this
pulled from. It. It's not being pulled from Trump. It's
being pulled from researchers who are saying, oh, this was actually,
(05:19):
this was actually published. It's not partisan. So it's just
there are a lot of these studies out there that
you have at your fingertips now. Thail and All tweeted
in March of March seventeen, twenty seventeen, we actually don't
recommend using any of our products while pregnant. Thank you
for voicing your concerns. All of these companies are stating, listen,
(05:41):
be weary of it, right, we must be weary, right, Yeah,
but Rebecca has a good question.
Speaker 2 (05:48):
Well, the point is why are you taking something while
you're pregnant like that? So is this because of a headache.
If it's because of a headache, we have things, you know,
there are classes that you can wear that will help
their collared glasses.
Speaker 3 (06:00):
There are these.
Speaker 2 (06:01):
Little things called ac what is it acu leaf Courtney, Uh,
the little pressure thing that you can put on a.
Speaker 3 (06:10):
Means drink water. There are other things. You always want
to peel the youngion back and figure out why are
you getting these headaches? Yeah, don't just you're a muscular
But again, now, most people, if they take it, they
take it just because it's situational and they need to
go about their life. And we understand that it's just
you know, caution.
Speaker 1 (06:28):
So if there's all these studies done twenty seven, in general,
this main one by Harvard and Harvard researchers. Why was
President Trump getting so much slack and then people wanted
to prove him wrong who were pregnant. I'm going to
show him and I'm going to take a bunch of
til and all.
Speaker 2 (06:43):
Well, that just as ignorant. I'm sorry. That's oppositional defiance.
That's the behavior you expect from a fourteen year old.
My mother said not to do this, so I'm going.
Speaker 3 (06:53):
To do it. Yeah, it's oppositional defiance, and that's that's great. O.
Our country was founded on oppositional the fiance. That's okay.
But listen, don't hurt yourself, okay, Like, just just be wise.
Speaker 1 (07:05):
So you're saying that there could be a link off
of this research, I'm.
Speaker 3 (07:08):
Not saying that the dean of th h School of
Medicine at Harvard is saying that, right. I mean it's
it's not people are repeating this, this and some other studies.
Speaker 1 (07:19):
And this shouldn't be a right or left issue. This
is a health and that the President of the United
States of America, whether it's not allow to be left
right or whether it's anyone if they looked at this
research of information isn't it his duty to warn Americans
that this could possibly happen, that you want to be
careful when you're pregnant.
Speaker 2 (07:40):
I think it shows concern, but I guess my greater
question is, truthfully, if you are pregnant and you have
the responsibility for another life, you know, they say don't drink,
don't smoke. I would also put in there, don't take
drugs and Thailand all is a drug, A set of
medicine is a drug. Eve is a drug. These are
(08:01):
drugs regardless of whether or not you need a prescription
to get them. So if you are concerned about the
life of your unborn child, don't take drugs unless it's
absolutely necessary. All right, we are other alternatives. We're up
against the break.
Speaker 1 (08:15):
We're gonna hear more from your guests because Cheryl, we
want to know your story. We want to know why
you originally came to the ladies at the Avenue Wellness
Center and what you did and the life you're living now,
how much healthier you are. So that's when we come
back here. Listening to six' TEN WTVN raw With Minion.
Boots boots is playing hooky. Today he's off what a
great day for him to be off and enjoying this.
(08:36):
Weather we are, raw always protected by, tattletale
Yeah, we're back, everybody. We are back on a sunny Sunday.
I've been able to say that for so many weeks
in a row. It's a sunny Sunday, it's a Sunday Sunday,
and we're talking about your health because it really does matter.
So hopefully you are out there listening to us on
your EarPods or whatever, but you're outside getting fresh air.
That's what bothered me so much with the mask mandate
(00:21):
and so many people were masked up. You're not getting
the fresh air that you need. During COVID when that happened,
we went.
Speaker 2 (00:28):
Walking in Greenlawn Cemetery, did you yes, because there was
no way there, and we went over, took your mask off.
You could walk for miles. You know.
Speaker 1 (00:40):
It was wonderful.
Speaker 2 (00:41):
It was a magical time, honestly, because there was no
one around, you know, and so we just went over
and went through Green Lawn Cemetery.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
That's actually was a good idea. I remember I was
substitute teaching at the time and seeing these poor little
kids in gym class, sweating through their masks and coming
up and saying, miss Mindy, can I take my matskoff?
I'm like yes, I didn't think that did them any
good at all with their sweat coming through that little mask,
and these little bodies were sweating so much.
Speaker 3 (01:08):
To give you a picture of one of our hyperbaric
units has a two drive coming in and as CO two,
so carbon dioxide poll coming out. So then you're never
inhaling your own exhaust because we don't want you in
a hypoc sixteen.
Speaker 1 (01:23):
I saw something on your website. It's so cool. When
you guys go to the Avenue Wellness Center, ave n
you and you look up their Facebook page or you're
all all over social media. You see the different things
of equipment and technology that they have. The one I
just took a picture of it and I put it
on my Facebook page to promote that you guys are
coming on today. It looked like a little foot massage,
(01:45):
but it's really good for blood circulation.
Speaker 2 (01:47):
Oh it's fabulous.
Speaker 3 (01:48):
Actually, there's a study out of Germany about it. It
utilizes crystalline infrastructure to sent forth radio frequencies throughout your body.
And one of the reasons that elderly people gets to
so much is because their core temperature goes down and
that makes you immunocompromise. So if you can enhance your
core temperature, it'll keep you healthier longer. So that's one
(02:10):
of the many things we have. Somebody that got off
of blood pressure medication after doing it with her physician
after or significantly lowered it. Pardon me, after doing it
for so long. And Cheryl actually bought one.
Speaker 1 (02:21):
Oh, now, Cheryl is one of your clients. I could say,
you know what, I think you become a client at
the Avenue on the Center for your Life. Yeah, you
become a friend. So Cheryl, what was it like you
put your feet in there? Is it a massage or like?
What's it feel like in there? It gets a little warm, okay?
But how long are your feet in there? As long
(02:41):
as you can. You can do it up to ten minutes, okay.
Speaker 3 (02:45):
And now she's talking about the radio frequency inner cleansed,
not that hyperbarry.
Speaker 2 (02:50):
Yeah, you can do it thirty minutes. There's a thirty
minute cycle on it. So it just depends on you know,
where you start. So we actually had some on the
staff who was testing it and checking to make sure
everything was okay. And the highest setting is twenty and
he had it on twenty, which is done. I mean
(03:10):
it's like, I went, why did you do that? He goes, well,
it was a little warm, but you know it wasn't
anything intolerable. I said, you must have just absolute hoofs
rather than feet, because there's no way. But normally you
start out really low and you do maybe ten minutes
and then you build your tolerance up. If you do
it every single day, you know you'll build it up
(03:31):
to thirty minutes, and you just go in and do that.
Speaker 1 (03:33):
So but the overall difference is it just helps your circulation,
which can turn home.
Speaker 3 (03:37):
Also with pain, it can get rid of erica's veins.
It can help with your legs to get your systemic
circulation up. So it is great for inflammation and pain.
Speaker 2 (03:46):
Flushes toxins out of your body because it's for every
degree of core body temperature, the core body temperature that
you increase, it increases your immunity by like six times.
So it's really great during if you've got an infection,
if you've got to sore throat, you've got a you know,
snuffingly nose, you've got something you don't feel good. It
(04:07):
really helps build your immunity and then it flushes inflammation
and like, like Courtney said, we had someone who actually
used it over a period of four months and when
she was on two blood pressure medications and she dropped
off one completely with the doctor's knowledge and agreement and
went they went to a half on the other one
and and her blood pressure is great.
Speaker 1 (04:30):
So the other question I wanted to ask you last week,
President Trump had a big news conference where he was
going to talk about autism and a possible link between
pregnant women taking tail and all and autism. Your take
on this is why?
Speaker 3 (04:44):
So can I just say, really quickly, this is based
on a study done by the dean of the THH.
Chan School of Public Health at.
Speaker 1 (04:55):
Different studies is the one.
Speaker 3 (04:57):
On Dean Bacherelli. He was a co author of this
study and it was just stating that it's more dangerous.
Of course, right, of course it's more dangerous. And now
so that was for autism specifically, and that's where this
pulled from. It. It's not being pulled from Trump. It's
being pulled from researchers who are saying, oh, this was actually,
(05:19):
this was actually published. It's not partisan. So it's just
there are a lot of these studies out there that
you have at your fingertips now. Thail and All tweeted
in March of March seventeen, twenty seventeen, we actually don't
recommend using any of our products while pregnant. Thank you
for voicing your concerns. All of these companies are stating, listen,
(05:41):
be weary of it, right, we must be weary, right, Yeah,
but Rebecca has a good question.
Speaker 2 (05:48):
Well, the point is why are you taking something while
you're pregnant like that? So is this because of a headache.
If it's because of a headache, we have things, you know,
there are classes that you can wear that will help
their collared glasses.
Speaker 3 (06:00):
There are these.
Speaker 2 (06:01):
Little things called ac what is it acu leaf Courtney, Uh,
the little pressure thing that you can put on a.
Speaker 3 (06:10):
Means drink water. There are other things. You always want
to peel the youngion back and figure out why are
you getting these headaches? Yeah, don't just you're a muscular
But again, now, most people, if they take it, they
take it just because it's situational and they need to
go about their life. And we understand that it's just
you know, caution.
Speaker 1 (06:28):
So if there's all these studies done twenty seven, in general,
this main one by Harvard and Harvard researchers. Why was
President Trump getting so much slack and then people wanted
to prove him wrong who were pregnant. I'm going to
show him and I'm going to take a bunch of
til and all.
Speaker 2 (06:43):
Well, that just as ignorant. I'm sorry. That's oppositional defiance.
That's the behavior you expect from a fourteen year old.
My mother said not to do this, so I'm going.
Speaker 3 (06:53):
To do it. Yeah, it's oppositional defiance, and that's that's great. O.
Our country was founded on oppositional the fiance. That's okay.
But listen, don't hurt yourself, okay, Like, just just be wise.
Speaker 1 (07:05):
So you're saying that there could be a link off
of this research, I'm.
Speaker 3 (07:08):
Not saying that the dean of th h School of
Medicine at Harvard is saying that, right. I mean it's
it's not people are repeating this, this and some other studies.
Speaker 1 (07:19):
And this shouldn't be a right or left issue. This
is a health and that the President of the United
States of America, whether it's not allow to be left
right or whether it's anyone if they looked at this
research of information isn't it his duty to warn Americans
that this could possibly happen, that you want to be
careful when you're pregnant.
Speaker 2 (07:40):
I think it shows concern, but I guess my greater
question is, truthfully, if you are pregnant and you have
the responsibility for another life, you know, they say don't drink,
don't smoke. I would also put in there, don't take
drugs and Thailand all is a drug, A set of
medicine is a drug. Eve is a drug. These are
(08:01):
drugs regardless of whether or not you need a prescription
to get them. So if you are concerned about the
life of your unborn child, don't take drugs unless it's
absolutely necessary. All right, we are other alternatives. We're up
against the break.
Speaker 1 (08:15):
We're gonna hear more from your guests because Cheryl, we
want to know your story. We want to know why
you originally came to the ladies at the Avenue Wellness
Center and what you did and the life you're living now,
how much healthier you are. So that's when we come
back here. Listening to six' TEN WTVN raw With Minion.
Boots boots is playing hooky. Today he's off what a
great day for him to be off and enjoying this.
(08:36):
Weather we are, raw always protected by, tattletale
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