BEN FUCHS LIVE: Because Your Body Deserves: Better Answers! DWD 11/21/25

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are honored to have a founding father of the science of
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maintain optimal health. Doctor Joel Walling.

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All right, hello, everybody. Let's go ahead and open up that
Zoom room and hello and welcome to Daily with Doc and Becca.
My name is Becca Dukes and it isofficially Pharmacist Fridays.
I am super excited as we are going to be bringing another
episode that empowers, educate, elevates and most important,

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importantly helps you make EU turns needed with information
that you can put in your toolbox.
Well, since it is Pharmacist Fridays, we have the one and
only pharmacist Ben Fuchs, who is nationally known
internationally, internationallyknown.

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He had the bright side Ben show for a decade for.
Over a decade, a long. Time and he has been teaching
about the importance of nutrition and feeding your body
from the inside out as he also is a skin specialist.

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So folks, help me. Welcome to the screen and before
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first point of contact. If you have any questions in
regards to today's show. Well, today's show is Ben Fuchs
Live because your body deserves better answers, folks.
So pharmacist Ben, welcome to daily with Doc and Becca.

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How are you today? Thank you so much.
Oh, my goodness. You didn't tell me my camera's
off here. I didn't see that.
I'll quit. OK.
It's all going to be great. Very many, yeah.
You're not. That might be better.
No, that's worse. That's.
Awesome, no? No, no, you just carry on,
apologize. Well, you're spotlighted, so

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body intentionally the nutrientsthat your body would design to
thrive on. So with that, thank you so much
for joining us and providing this education show.
Educational show. Yes ma'am.
This. Educational show you know I was

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going to do your favorite disclaimer but.
No, no, no. Isn't it recorded?
You already have it recorded. And I know I just, I just give
you a hard time because it always strikes me as kind of
like shrinking us, marginalizingus, making us less important
than we really are. You know, it's, it's interesting

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because there are certain thingsthat the medical model is very
good at surgical procedures and,and heroic medicine, as we say,
dealing with trauma, but there really isn't anything in their
wheelhouse for dealing with mostof the things that we, most of
the health challenges that we face.
They just don't have the tools. And that's because all medicine
can do is shut things down, suppress, inhibit, block, or

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move. They can.
They can only turn things off. Basically, health challenges
require for true healing to turnthings on, not to turn things
off. Turning things off is easy.
You shut it down with poison. You basically use poison, or you
extract it, or you electric feedit, or you radiate it.

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Making things happen is a much taller order for the medical
model, but it's not a taller order for God, nature, the
divine force, the intelligence in the human body.
But we've been so diminished, and we've come to believe that
we're so incompetent and unable to address our own needs.

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And this is true throughout. Whenever there's
institutionalization, governmentand law and medicine, we become
infantilized. We become dependent.
We suffer from something called learned helplessness.
We learn that we're helpless. We learn that we're impotent.
How do we learn that? Because we're conditioned to
believe it. We're programmed to believe it.

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But there's forces that play that are bigger than us, viral
and parasitic and bacterial and,and cancer and all of these
things that we, we, we shake in our boots and quake in our boots
about because we believe we're not capable of doing it.
This, the most important messagethat we have here is not about
nutrition and it's not about health.

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They're part of it. Of course, that's not the most
important message. The most important message here
is about empowerments, taking our power back from an
institution that could care lessabout us as individuals.
And this is the nature of institutions.
It's always the institution versus the individual.
Institution comes from the word or the root of the word.

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Institution is stit institution.What is Stiton Static?
It stays the same. Institutions stay the same.
Institutions don't die. Institutions don't have heart
attacks. Institutions don't get sick.
Institutions don't have children.
Institutions don't have familiesto care about.
Institutions don't have the sameneeds and desires as as human

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beings, as individuals. And so the needs of an
institution are not the same as the needs of the individual.
And if we depend on an institution to meet our needs as
an individual, we're barking up the wrong tree and we don't have
it. If, if we depend on the
institution that take care of usas individuals, we don't have
any right to complain. We're going to the institution.
They're not coming to us. We're going to the institution.

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And so when they extract one of our organs or poison us with
medication or do whatever they do and they don't help us get
better, that's on us. Everybody out there listening to
this program right now, you havean option.
And that option is to take care of your own business and we will
help you. And that's one of the beautiful
things about young Jebby. Not that we help with nutrition.
Yes, we do. And not that we help with
nutritional supplements. Yes, that we do not that we help

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with with education information.We help with empowerment.
We help you get your power back.And if you depend on an
institution, you're barking up the wrong tree.
But if you depend on people likemyself, Doctor Wallach, Rebecca,
Marilyn, AJ, we can help you make a world of difference.
I said help you. You're going to do it yourself.

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You're going to do it, but we'regoing to help you.
You're going to do the work, butwe're going to help you.
That's why we're here every Friday and Monday nights.
So Pharmacist Ben, I'm glad you brought up Monday night because
we already had a question. Is there going to be Pharmacist
Ben Bites on Monday? On Monday night, yeah, yeah,
definitely on Monday night, Friday we have to talk about it.
I'm not sure we're doing next Friday, but we'll talk about.

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That OK, but back to your your intro.
You know they control us with fear.
Yes, well, what is fear? False evidence appearing real.
Yes. What's the opposite of fear?
There's only according to according to psychiatrists or
psychologists, there's only two emotions, fear being one.
What's the other one? Joy. close love.

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Love. That's literal.
That's literal. Because fear separates.
Here's US against them. Whenever you're afraid of
something, you've created a separation.
Love is the attractive force. Love is not some airy fairy kind
of emotion, you know new age feeling.
Love is literally things coming together.
Gravity is love when two pieces when 2 drops of water on the

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windshield, you'll notice they all they always want to go
together. Love reduces surface tension, so
everything always wants to come together.
Fear separates. Love brings everything together.
And yes, they want us in fear, but the opposite of fear or the
antidote to fear or what's underneath here, because fear is
fake. What's real underneath here is
love. Love of the body, love of God,

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love of each other, love of yourself.
And that's really the solution. And when we talk about
nutritional supplementation, youknow what we're talking about,
Loving yourself. When we talk about eating good
foods and not eating the 10 bad foods, what are we talking
about? Loving yourself.
When we talk about breathing correctly, when we talk about
all the health strategies we talk about, what are we talking
about loving yourself. Love is the attractive force
that pulls things together, makes things whole.

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The word health comes from the word whole.
Health and whole come from the same place.
Disease is fragmentation. This ease is when we're
separated out and we're fragmented.
What's the medical model do? It fragments us.
It focuses on the heart and it focuses on the liver and it
focuses on the stomach and the spleen and the brain.
And you have a skin problem, yougo to the skin doctor, you got a
a reproductive problem. You go to the OBGYN, you got a

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heart problem. You go to the cardiologist and
they separate all of these things into individual
components, which doesn't work. They fragment.
To us, health is about pulling everything together and
recognizing the whole, and the body's a whole.
And that's why we talk about thegreat systems.
Why do we talk about the blood? What does the blood do?
It connects everything. It pulls everything together.

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And that's why all disease cannot help but involve the
blood. In fact, the blood is the source
of all chronic degenerative disease, because that's the
unifying force. And to correct it, you correct
the blood. And when you correct the blood,
you not only help the thyroid orthe skin or the digestive
system, whatever you're working on, you help everything.
And that's the beauty of this model.

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When you go to the cardiologist,people, when you go to the
cardiologist for a beta blocker,not only are you poisoning your
body, but you're only focusing on one part of the system when
you take, but you use your healthy, healthy brain heart
pack or ultimate niacin or ultimate efas or whatever it is
you're using for your heart. You're helping your liver and
you're helping your digestive system and you're helping your

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skin and you're helping your brain as you help your heart.
Because this is an entire systemand nutritional supplementation
recognizes the body as such as an entire system.
The medical model doesn't do that.
It recognizes each component andit's not its fault because the
medical model was born in the 15th century or so when we
didn't really understand how systems work.

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Systems theory, which is the idea of systems, how
everything's all connected in a system, how you can't remove one
part without affecting all the other parts, and how one part
can't be focused on without working on all the other parts,
really only began. We only started to understand
how the systems work from a scientific perspective in until
the 9th in the 1940s. So literally 500 years or 400

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years post the modern medical model with systems theory.
So it's not necessarily their fault, but it's time to move on.
Obviously it doesn't work. Obviously the medical model
doesn't work. And again, I always say this,
but I'll and I'll say again, I don't like I have to talk to

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people who aren't physicians, who aren't part of the medical
model. I want a physician to come on
the call. I want a representative of the
medical model to come on the call so we can talk to them
directly. I always feel like I'm talking
behind their back, but nobody wants to participate, so I'm
just going to say it. They cannot help us if you have
heart disease, they cannot help you save for the some kind of

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surgical procedure that perhaps is necessary, but they can't
restore the heart back to its healthy functioning.
They can eliminate disease or they can reduce the symptoms of
disease, but they can't make us healthy.
Doesn't matter. We can do it ourselves and we're
going to help you do it. But in, you know, eliminating or
turning, turning off poisoning, you know, when you suppress the

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body's natural response to something, doesn't that just
allow the obviously whatever is attacking the body to continue
to attack without you knowing it?
Yes, and that's the classic, youknow, classic example is
hypertension. You know, most high blood
pressure doctors are, are, are freaked out about hypertension,
high blood pressure for good reason.

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And, and if you go to the doctor, they'll say there's no
reason for it. It's just, they call it
essential hypertension. Know we've talked about this
before, but you know, it bears repeating.
Essential means it's just part of you.
Essential tremor is a tremor that has no reason.
Supposedly, obviously everythinghas a reason, but supposedly has
no reason. It's an essential tremor.
Essential hypertension is hypertension that has no reason.

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Obviously there's a reason, but their position is it has no
reason. It's essential.
Ninety 9597% of hypertensive cases are essential
hypertension, no reason. Obviously there's a reason.
The reason is, is the brain is turning up the pressure cause
oxygen and nutrients are not getting into the tissues and the
brain reads the tissues. So the brain says OK, there's no
oxygen that comes to the spleen or the intestine or the the

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heart or the brain or whatever. It turns the dial up on the
pressure to get more blood. But what do we do when we go to
the medical interact with, with modern medicine, we take
something that does the exact opposite of what the body's
trying to do, which is drop the pressure.
That's exactly the opposite of what the body's trying to do.

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I talked to a girl today, She's trying to get pregnant.
She can't get pregnant. She's got a condition called
PCOSPCOS, as we know, ovulent correctly and it follows
hormonal changes that are associated with, guess what,
blood sugar. So what do they do?
She wants to get pregnant. What do they do?
They crank her with hormone, with a hormone, A synthetic
hormone, a drug that forces her body to ovulate when her body

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doesn't want to ovulate. Her body is saying I'm not
making a baby here, I'm not ovulating, but she wants to have
a baby. So they crank her with a a drug
that forces her to ovulate. And she called.
No, she texted me today. I'm in terrible abdominal pain.
What do I do? I just had my my shot yesterday.
Now I'm in terrible abdominal pain.
All right, so this is what happens when you override the

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body's intelligence. And this comes from not
respecting the body's intelligence and looking at the
human body's inherently flawed. And that's really how modern
medicine looks at it. They look at it as inherently
flawed. In a way they're right because
it does appear to be flawed, butit's not inherently flawed.
It's flaws are the end result ofpoor lifestyle choices.

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And that's what we're here to help people understand.
And the first thing to do is to believe it, not to say, oh, Ben
and and Rebecca and AJ, they're all full of baloney, but to
believe what we're saying is true.
And I think it's, I think it's ano brainer.
And that's why I try to make it as simple as I can.
But willingness and belief are the first thing, first thing you
have to have if you're going to proceed down this road.

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And in reality, this is really the only Rd. that you want to
proceed down if you want to be healthy.
Because as I said, there's nothing in the modern medical
models magical bag of tricks that can restore a degenerative
body back to health. And so I want to, I don't want
to run out of, I don't want to run out of time back to us.
So let's let's dive in here and start taking some questions.
Absolutely. So folks, if you are here, live

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with us and you have a question,go ahead and raise your hand.
We're going to take as many questions as we possibly can
before the end of the hour. And the first question,
Pharmacist Ben, I'm going to take myself off because I'm
going to be sharing an image. And folks, if you have a light
stomach, you may not like this, but you know what we've got

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people that need help. So the first one here,
pharmacist Ben is coming from Karen.
She says I have a question for today's show.
I I have been battling cysts on both of my eyes for quite a
while. I used the Super KB pretty hard
and heavy. She's.
Using what? Say that again.

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The Super KB, So that's the ultimate super KB standing for
kidney, bladder, super cool battery.
Is that a sit? Is that a kit system?
It is. It's a product within the
Youngevity line for. I hadn't heard of that, is it
new? No, it's been around quite a
while. It's.
Got pretty B it's called. What is it?

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Yeah, Super KB. OK, what is that and?
The K and the B are together. What?
What is? Do you know offhand?
It helps to support with kidney and bladder function.
Well, yeah, it's called kidney bladder, but what is it?
But that's what. I it does have some some
cranberry in it. I don't have it up on the
screen. But it's a cranberry thing.

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Why is she taking that for the stye in her eye?
Did she say? No, she was taking that she was
a. Kidney issue for kidney.
Problems probably. OK, so and super, I'm sorry to
interrupt you, but super KB is abunch of herbs for the kidney or
for BLAD actually for bladder infections, not for the kidneys
for for urinary trap and bladdereffects, correct?

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So her, yeah, her coach is saying for cysts so.
Persistently hang on. Are those cysts in the kidneys
or in the bladder or related to the eyes still?
No, it's not related to the eyes.
Still let me conclude, KB is cranberry and cranberry,
bilberry and and horse tail such.
Yeah. Hi, Jim.

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No, it's a bladder drop, Uversi.Those are all bladder herbs.
So it's not for cysts, although they may.
She may have a cyst on the kidneys.
Yes, ma'am. She is taking it simply for the
eyes, for the cysts, because thepeople have said that it's good
for cysts no matter where they are.
Now, you, you may not believe itand it may not be the right

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protocol. That's.
But she's taking it. But that's why.
She's taking, it's not working. She needs something else.
Of course it's not working because it's it's not going to
help her cysts. And she's been on, he's been on
the 94. OK, that's, that's helpful.
So here's the deal. OK.
Do you know this person by the way, Nancy?
This is Jill. Yes, I do.
I'm sorry, Jill, you know this person.
OK, good. So styes on the eye.

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It's not a stye. Did you see the picture?
I'm looking at it now, it looks like.
A stye. You think it's a stye?
That's what it looks like. That's what it looks like in the
picture. It looks like a stye in the case
it's a growth. That's just that's just
semantics. You can call it a cyst if you
want and probably whatever you want.
It's a growth on the eye growthsinvolve estrogen and insulin.
Those are two main main reasons why tissue grabs so real quick.

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And it's hard, you know, you gotto get your mind around how the
body is constructed from a, froma, a building block point of
view. Because we look at the skin and
I've been saying skin for 40 years.
And sometimes I wonder what do people think when they see the
skin? Because we always call the skin
an organ. But how does it really?
How does it seem like an organ? An organ is bloody and, and
throbs and it's gooey and at theheart and the spleen and the

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brain, you know those are organsand, and you have a sense of
what an organ is. But the skin doesn't really look
like an organ. So you got to take a mental leap
to understand the skin's organ like nature.
And when you understand the skin's organ like organ, like
nature, it makes more sense thatit's made-up of different
components. As it turns out, the skin is
made-up of layers, and each layer has its own
characteristic. And the bottom layers of the

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skin are where the livingness is.
The top layers, there's no livingness.
It's the bottom layers where there's livingness, aliveness.
The top of the skin is not alive.
And there's a very good reason for that because it's got to be
protective. The livingness is underneath.
When you have a growth, what part of the body is being
affected? The livingness or the non

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livingness? Clearly the livingness when you
have a growth, something's not moving correct.
They're not growing correctly. So this is a condition of cells
that are not dividing correctly.Whenever cells don't divide
correctly, whether it's cancer, which is a classic case, or
whether it's styes or whether it's boils or whether it's
psoriasis or whether it's fibroids or whatever it is.

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Whenever you have cells that areproducing lots of stuff because
they're not dividing correctly, you have something interfering
with the way cells divide. The classic 2 molecules that are
involved in growths and interference with cells division
are insulin and estrogen. Now, given the fact that 120

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million Americans have blood sugar issues and probably a lot
more have insulin issues that wedon't know about because those
go tend to go under the radar, the chances are pretty good this
woman's dealing with an insulin issue.
Now, we can, we can just assume,and that's not a bad assumption
really, and just start treating her that way or we can start

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probing a little bit. So this woman, I, I'm only
looking in her eyes so I can't really tell, but I'm going to
guess she's in her 50s or somewhere thereabouts, correct?
Yeah, upper 50s. OK, so upper 50s say it's almost
impossible for somebody who's living the standard American
lifestyle, who's not completely immersed in the world of
nutrition, to not have some kindof disglycemia or insulin issue.

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Next to impossible. So right away you can pretty
much assume that there's going to be a blood sugar insulin
issue. But you can ask questions.
Does she have weight gain aroundthe middle?
That's another classic. Not really.
She's very thin. She's too thin, but she has a
lot of stress. Hang on, let me finish, please.
Sorry, Ben. So does she have weight gain
around the middle? Fine.
She doesn't. Is she thin?

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Extra thin is another sign of hyperinsulinemia.
So too much insulin can show up as weight gain or it can show up
as incredible thinness. They're both signs of insulin
disturbances. Does she have any, any vascular
issues? Is she on any medication?
Does she have cravings for sugar?

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Does she have hypoglycemia? You see what I'm saying?
You want to start to probe a little bit to see what else
happens. And, and there's another picture
Rebecca's going to show me that is the same, along the same
lines. Things on the skin are fruits.
You, that's the picture. Things on the skin are fruits.
You have to go to the roots. And in a way, this is so simple

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that it's too simple because we find ourselves giving everybody
the same answer pretty much with, you know, there's little
twists and turns, but basically it's the same answer.
And that answer involves very little corrected measures.
You don't have to take a lot of corrected measures to make a

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difference. So it sounds simplistic, but
it's not. That's why I say belief is so
important. Insulin is the the most
important multifunctional hormone in the body.
It does so many different things.
So by controlling insulin, you can control, you can control a
lot of things upstream. Are you with me here, Jill?
Yes. And so that's where you want to

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focus on this is a if it happenssometimes, skies happen, the eye
occasionally, and that's one thing.
But this woman looks like it's. Can you put the picture up
again, Rebecca? Well, she's had it for months.
And yeah, this looks like they were a little swollen too.
Like, yeah, this doesn't look, this looks pretty significant
and and she's had it for months.Does it keep?
Does she get new ones all the time?

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You know what? That's a good question.
I don't know, but I don't think so.
I don't think they've gone away,but I remember seeing them, they
had more of a boil look on them.So to me they've improved since
I saw them last. But she says they aren't.
If they're boils, then that means they're they're starting
to get infected. Then I was typically aren't
infected. So I'd be working on her blood
sugar now. I wouldn't you go to a doctor if
you want to just work on the stye and we know how you know

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how failed that can be. But sometimes cosmetically on
the skin, the doctor can improvethings cosmetically with Lansing
and with some kind of topical topical nutrient or topical
antibiotic to accelerate healing.
So she can go that route. She wants to address it
cosmetically, but this is a shotacross the bow, especially if
she's extra thin like you said. She's thin and Karen has a

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history of serious eye problems.Before, this is not an eye
problem, this is skin. Before she started the 90.
This is not an eye problem, Jeff.
This is a skin. Problem.
I hear you. I hear what you're saying.
That's blood sugar. That's actually surprising to
me. But yeah, like I said.
It's a skin issue. This is on the skin and the skin
is not unusual. You know, the skin on the eye is
very, very, very thin. It's the thinnest skin in the
body. So if there's any disturbances

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in what's called differentiation, which is the
fancy way of saying how cell divided as they're rising to the
top, it's not, it's not unusual.That should happen on the eye.
I'd be working on her blood sugar.
First of all, I'd be getting on the healthy blood sugar pack and
I'd be doing the anything that she could do to reduce her blood
sugar from a dietary perspective, like the ketogenic
diet, intermittent fasting, ultimate niacin, ultimate

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selenium. I'd be treating this as a blood
sugar condition. That's the first thing.
Now, typically when you have a blood sugar condition, if you
want to do something else, typically when you have blood
sugar problems or even if you don't but and you're
symptomatic, you also have some issues with gallbladder, bile,
intestine. Do you guys understand, Jill?
I'll use you as a sounding board'cause I can't see anybody here,
but do you understand that bile in the gallbladder play a major,

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major unappreciated role in blood sugar control?
Definitely. Yes, good 'cause that put
doctors don't recognize that. Most people don't recognize
that. So that's another place to work.
These are all wonderful places that you can work healthy blood
sugar pack and if she has digestive issues, work there.
He doesn't. I think that might be.
OK. I was going to say.
I was going to say to you, interviewing patients about

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other symptoms is often health is often helpful, although
sometimes patients don't really recognize things as problems.
So that's not a that's not a foolproof strategy, but it can
be helpful if like if she were to tell you, Oh yeah, I bloat or
I have gas or, you know, I can'teat certain foods that things
like that or I have a gallbladder removed, that kind
of stuff. That can be helpful too.
This is a blood sugar issue treated as blood treated as a

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blood sugar issue, I should say.And then I would be working on
digestive health too, if that ifshe's symptomatic there.
And by the way, the same thing for that other gal Becca skin
problems like show the show thatother picture there those little
bumps. I'm sure that I'm sure that gal.
Is she on the call by any chance?
I don't think that she's on the call, but her church Marilyn is.

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Yes, Marilyn, I'm sure she's completely nonplussed.
Like, what the heck is going on,right?
And I'm sure she's, if she's going to go to a doctor, she's
going to go to a dermatologist because it's on the skin, right?
It's just what you said. She she has sugar issues.
She she like loves bread. Well, this is all this is all
this is almost a classic case ofsugar problem of a blood sugar

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problem. And I can't see if there's
pigmentation or if it's her hair, but a lot of times
there'll be pigmentation issues as well.
Looks like there might be some pigmentation problems like,
although I can't tell. Have you ever seen pigmentation
that's fuzzy on the neck or under the arms?
Have you ever seen that condition?
It's black, almost very dark. Yeah, that's that's almost a

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classic sign of insulin compost.Now, this isn't exactly like
that, but it reminds me of that and that's what I'd be focusing
on. Is that same thing with mold is
that? A mold.
You know, like people say, like you have black mold.
No, mold is mold. Mold is an infectious that's
that's an immune system for this.
And although there may be some Blitzer issue Blitzer problems

(28:51):
involved, but that's an immune problem, OK.
And mold and fungus, fungal infections are incredibly
difficult to to treat because mold, they don't want to die and
fungus, they do everything not to die.
So it's almost impossible to kill.
And you have to use super, super, super.
How do you do the drugs? All right.
Let's go on to the next questionas we have 5 hands up right now.

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And Nancy, what question do you have for Pharmacist Ben today?
Plus, I have some questions thatcame in through the chat that do
not have hands up. So Nancy, real quick, what
question do you have today? So I have Doctor Conaway.
'S 20 day protocol for gut health.

(29:37):
I just wanted to know if I should do the two or three day
fast before I start that protocol.
You can fast if you can. I can't you know, you don't
necessarily have have to. And that's more of a Doctor
Conaway question because I'm notexactly sure what the program
is, but fasting is awesome. If you can fast for three days,
that'd be great. 2 great one is even good.

(29:58):
And then when I go, when I go back to.
Eating Should I? Is there a certain thing I
should introduce each time to? If you want to, if you want to
diagnose a specific food that you're having a problem with,
yeah, you want to eat just one food.
So if you say you want to check on beans, you suspect you may
have a problem. Beans after your fast, just do

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beans for a day or for a meal, just do beans.
Say you have a problem with dairy or you suspect a problem
with dairy, just do dairy or eggs.
Same way. You know what I'm saying?
So after you fast, pick one foodthat you suspect is a problem
and don't put a bunch of spices on it or or a bunch of, you
know, butter or something that'll interfere with your
results and just eat that food to see what happens.
And that's a good way if I don'tsuspect anything, just if I

(30:40):
don't suspect you don't suspect anything.
You have no, but you have symptoms, digestive symptoms.
No. Well, other than being fat.
No, that's not a digestive symptom.
I mean, like bloating or gas or Constipation or loose stools or
I, I do have, I do have, that's all.
Then that's the, that's, yeah, that's an indicator.

(31:01):
I'm sure I have something wrong,but I don't have.
Loose stools are caused by, well, a lot of things.
But one of the things that causeloose stools is your body trying
to eliminate something. And that's why that's the most
common side effects associated with drugs, with prescription
drugs, is loose stools. That's 'cause your body's trying
to eliminate stuff. Another reason why people have
loose stools is because they have an issue with their

(31:21):
gallbladder where they had a gallbladder removed.
That can also cause issues with loose stools.
Irritants can cause toxic substances that irritate the
intestine can cause loose stools.
So malabsorption, minerals and nutrients can cause loose
stools. So there's different things that
can cause loose stools, but that's a side if that does
happen, that could be indicate that could indicate that you're

(31:43):
not absorbing nutrients and that's something you want to
check on. So I would look for foods that
are associated with loose stoolsfor sure.
Two days on the new food, you say?
Or one day, say again. Two days or one day on the new.
Food. When?
I started, yeah. One day should be funny, OK?
One day she might thank you. That'll be great.
I'll let you know. Thank you.

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Well, later. Thank you.
Thank you. All right.
Thank you so much, Nancy. And let's go right over to AJ.
Promises Ben. How are you today?
Hello, AJ. Fantastic to see you again.
I have a woman who contacted me just before the show started and

(32:25):
mentioned that she had a stroke.She's in the hospital, can't
access her nutrients, and wondering what she might be able
to use in the place of. Nutrients.
Soups, chicken soup, vegetable juice, I don't know.
I don't know if they give in thehospital, can she smuggle stuff

(32:45):
in or is she just depending on hospital food?
What? She's expecting me to to be out
on Tuesday and then start on herregimen healthy.
Yeah, healthy blood, healthy brain and heart pack as soon as
healthy brain and heart pack as soon as possible.
And then like certain foods likechicken soup, homemade chicken
soup, aloe Vera, vegetable juices, as much concentrated

(33:11):
nutrition as she can get into her system.
And that's why soups and juices,they give you concentrated
nutrients that your body doesn'thave to work to absorb.
Why were you thinking aloe Vera?Aloe Vera for the heart, Aloe
Vera for the blood can be There's blood thinners and all.
There's natural blood thinners in aloe Vera all fuquoi Z too.

(33:32):
And and then is what about nervewise reparative?
Should you do any B vitamins or no?
Yeah, but that's the healthy start pack.
What? What's her?
What's her symptoms? What does she have?
She just mentioned she had a stroke.
I mean she literally called right as we were starting.
All the healthy brain and heart pack stuff, I'd like to talk to
her. But yes, anything she can do for

(33:53):
the for neurology will help. And that's where the healthy
healthy brain heart pack come in.
The BTT has all the B vitamins in it.
She wants to do extra B vitamins.
She can do something like the ultimate daily.
We have to get B vitamins. Vitamin B1 is probably the most.
I don't want to isolate that because they're all they're all
important, but B1 is especially important for neurology.

(34:14):
OK, I'll see you Monday. There's plenty of people with
questions here. I guess Becca's going to ask the
ones in the chat, OK? Well.
Thank you, Sir. Let's go for it.
All right. Thank you so much, AJ.
And we have one question here. So this is interesting
pharmacist Ben, it just maybe you can shed some light on it.

(34:34):
So Miriam is writing a month ago, someone she knows had
surgery to remove 5 feet of deadand dying small intestines at
very clear margins. The surgeon said there was no
way, no explanation or why the bowel died, apparently over a
period of a few hours. Essential bowel death What might

(35:00):
be caused? What?
What What might have caused? Well, she had to be symptomatic.
Things, things don't just happenlike that.
She had to be symptomatic. So what I would, I can't tell
you what caused it, but I would want to know what her symptoms,
what her, what other symptoms she had.
Is she on the call? Miriam is, the individual is.
I want to know, I want to know what others you know what, what

(35:22):
happened along the lines keep bound necrosis or central bowel
death. That's not like the medical term
necessarily. It does.
I shouldn't say it's not medical.
It's not. An explain.
It's not an explanatory term. The bow, you know, it's just
died. There could be a lack of blood
flow, it could be some kind of obstruction, but usually there'd
be some, there'd be symptoms. It doesn't just happen.

(35:43):
So I'd want to ask her what elsewas going on and not necessarily
just to find out for curiosity'ssake, but so you can solve the
problem so it doesn't progress. You know, if she has some kind
of blockage going on or what they call ischemia, which is
disruption in the, in the chemistry of the intestinal,

(36:04):
intestinal ischemia. You want to know that so you can
make corrections so things don't, the problem is get worse.
So I'd want to talk to her and I'd want to ask her about other
symptoms. It's probably the best thing to
do, in fact. Miriam, do you have additional
information? Yes, this person just woke up at
7:00 in the morning with intenseabdominal pain and after year

(36:24):
after hours of no relief, he went to the emergency room and
they diagnosed that part of it had died, that he had a they
thought he had a twisted bowel. But when they went in there,
they saw that it part of it was dying and dead.
And the margins were very, very clear and there was no
explanation. I mean the normal explanations
are twisted bowel or blood clot or or scar tissue or a tumor,

(36:47):
none of that clots or anything like.
That Nope, Nope, Nope. What was his?
History. Previous to this, that'll give
you clues because. He didn't just.
He wasn't perfectly healthy and then this happened.
Something must have been other things going on, right?
Well, he has other help. Problems.
Yeah, that's, you know, that's. That's how you assess these
things. Remember.

(37:08):
Remember my my thing about Bob Ross?
You ever hear me talk about Bob Ross in the paintings?
No, did not So. So, Bob?
You have. Rebecca Right.
So Bob Ross was a painter. He used to be on TV.
He used to show you how easy it was to paint.
And he was always really amazinghow he would do this 'cause he
put a little line in the middle of the painting and you know, it
would just look like a line. And then he put another line and

(37:29):
say, oh, there's two lines. But then you put a third line
and all of a sudden you could see a river.
And then a fourth line there'd be trees and a fifth line
there'd be horizon and 6th line there'd be birds.
And it was just these little lines he was putting on the
canvas. You know what I'm saying?
And as he was putting lines in the canvas, the picture would
emerge. And that's how you do this
health thing. You get symptoms.
So a picture can emerge. If you just have one symptom

(37:50):
that doesn't tell you anything. Star in the eye.
OK, that doesn't tell me anything.
I need to have other symptoms soI can get a picture of
intestinal necrosis or bowel death.
That doesn't tell me anything I need.
I need to have multiple points, sample points, data points so
picture can emerge. And that's why I asked you what
other health challenges he has because once I get a picture of
what of what's going on in his system, now we can start to

(38:13):
address causes. If you just say, oh, it just
happened, there's nothing we cando.
You don't know what's going to happen tomorrow.
You follow. We want to our mission here is
to keep this problem from getting worse or from additional
issues arising and without knowing what's causing these
problems, we can't do anything. That's not the doctor's job.

(38:36):
Their job is to take care of thenecrosis, get it out of there.
That's that's incumbent upon himwith our health.
So I would be asking him about other health challenges that
he's dealing with. That would be the most important
thing. Not not to make him wrong, make
him bad take on, just so we can figure out what's going on in
the system Bob Ross style, so wecan correct the problem.

(38:59):
All right. Thank you so much for.
Bringing that. Question, Miriam, let's go up to
John. John, go ahead and unmute
yourself. And what question do you have
for Pharmacist Ben today? Yes.
Yes, hi, my question is related to to my spinal cord.

(39:19):
I was recently diagnosed with degenerative disc disease.
OK, that's the L5. And S.
One as well as bulging disc in the same area.
Let me just preface that I had scoliosis as a child, as a
matter of fact. All my kids have scoliosis.
Also OK, So what is it that I can do?

(39:43):
OK gotcha. So scoliosis and.
Degenerative disc disease, What I hear you say.
OK, now the fact that it's bulging disc in the L.
Five, the fact that cell 5 is irrelevant.
Doesn't matter. OK, what?
What do you think the most important word in degenerative
disc disease is? And the cereal?
Well. Degenerative is you got it
buddy. That's all I really need.
To know is degenerative you don't know about the IT doesn't

(40:03):
matter it's the disc cause guaranteed there's other parts
of you degenerating too. You're seeing the desk
degeneration of the connective tissue, which is the mass of the
body of the connective muscle tissues. 90% of the body
degeneration of the connective tissue doesn't just happen
locally. It's a blood issue.
It's all connected. So degenerate you're running a

(40:25):
higher risk for vascular diseasebecause there's connective
tissue in the vascular in the inthe vessels.
You're running a high risk for wrinkles because of there's
connective tissue in the face. You're a high risk for
osteoporosis and high risk for for cancers because cancers
depend on deteriorating connective tissue to
metastasize. So we want to build your

(40:45):
connective tissue. In order to build your
connective tissue, we got to figure out why it's breaking
down, why it's degenerating. Scoliosis is another example by
the way of of deteriorating connective tissue.
So you were diagnosed with scoliosis, but is really a
degenerative condition at a young age and your kids have it
too. So how old were you, by the way,

(41:06):
when you had when you got diagnosed with scoliosis?
I was 13 and I eventually. Had surgery where they placed
the wrong scoliosis. OK, so just for the.
Listener scoliosis is a curvature is a an abnormal
curvature sideways curvature of the spine.
The spine will appear like AC orsometimes like an S and there's

(41:27):
again, there's nothing doctors can do for it because it's a
degenerative condition. It's a sign that your your
connective tissue specifically in the spine is not forming
correctly, it's breaking down. So again, that's the fruit.
The root is upstream. Now you're, I don't know if
you've been on a cause before, but we have something we call

(41:47):
the triangle of disease. The triangle of disease are the
three points that are always upstream of degenerative
conditions. Degenerative conditions are
always downstream and that's whydoctors can't address it.
You got to go upstream to where they're caused from.
They're always caused by this triad.
Now the triad, if you haven't heard it before, I know we
haven't talked about it for a little bit, but we we used to

(42:09):
talk about all the time is the digestive system in the blood
sugar system in the adrenal glands or the adrenal fibroid
linked can't really do much about the thyroid, but the
adrenal glands you can. So three points.
Number one is the digestive system in the intestine.
If you have a condition called leaky gut, you've probably heard
of this toxicity is going to enter into the.

(42:31):
Bloodstream and. This is going to inflamed the
tissue, inflammation Tissue, as we talked about earlier, is
going to change the way cells grow.
It's going to change the way thetissue develops, and it's going
to lead to degenerative conditions.
So you got to work on leaky gut.If that's how do you know if you
have leaky gut? Do you have digestive symptoms,
bloating, gas, diarrhea, Constipation, you know the whole

(42:53):
list that we talk about all the time.
That's first. Secondly, when you have leaky
gut, that means you have an intestinal problem.
An intestinal problem means inflammation in the intestinal.
Inflammation. The intestine will make the
cell. Spread apart, and that's where
you get the leaky gut. But it will also compromise

(43:16):
absorption of nutrients, which means if you have a condition of
leaky gut that's so significant that now it's causing your
tissue, your connective tissue to degenerate, the chances are
really good that you're not absorbing B vitamins, that
you're not absorbing minerals, that you're not absorbing your
fats, that you're not absorbing your electrolytes, that you're
not absorbing vitamin C. So now you got this 1-2 punch of

(43:38):
toxicity that's leading to. Inflammatory.
Inflammation at the level the connective tissue is causing the
spine to degenerate and on top of it, now you're starving.
Do you see a problem here? And all because of the intestine
now additionally. And I'm guessing.
You're probably in your 40s justby the sound of your voice.

(43:58):
Something like that. Correct. 40s, fifties.
I'm 63. Oh. 63 Good for you so you
sound. Good.
SO chances are pretty good that you're dysglycemic also, but you
have blood sugar issues. That's the second point on the
triangular disease. So while there's nothing, and
I'm going to repeat this, there is nothing, nothing, nothing,
nothing that you could do for scoliosis directly.

(44:21):
You can't take a scoliosis pill.You can't take calcium, you
can't take scoliosis nutrition. You can't put a scoliosis cream
on. There's nothing you can do for
the scoliosis. Nothing.
Do you get this, Sir? This is really important.
Nothing. But you can go upstream and.
Correct the problem. Where it began.

(44:43):
Does that make sense? And that's what you want to end
now. Now the and this is for your
kids. It's especially important for
your kids because if you don't, then you're setting them up for
a problem as well. So chances are pretty good, but
your kids are disc glycemic thatis disturbed, have disturbances
in blood sugar or insulin, and they're also dealing with this
leaky gut problem and and malabsorption nutrients.

(45:04):
So this would be important for all of you.
Obviously we want to help you, but your kids are even more
important. You know, I don't want to, I
don't want to say they're more important than you, but they're
you understand, OK, you understand what I'm saying.
They're younger. So you want to nip it in the bud
now. So do a food diary, look for
problem foods. We're going to want to correct
any intestinal problems. You got to you probably you're
60 three, you probably know thatthere's something going on.

(45:25):
You have experienced Constipation, diarrhea, gassy,
bloating, and if you haven't noticed it and then start to
stabilize the blood sugar in themeantime because the connective
tissue is global, that is the connective tissue in the face is
responds similarly to connectivetissue in the, in the bone and

(45:46):
in the spine or anywhere else inthe in the gut.
By the way, leaky gut is a connective tissue issue too.
In many ways. You're going to strengthen the
entire connective tissue system.And let me add one more thing.
There's a very important reaction, chemical reaction
between sugar and connective tissue literally.
So we talked about blood sugar and insulin chemically,

(46:08):
metabolically. And so keeping your sugar down
and stabilizing insulin, stabilizing insulin is important
chemically because these will accelerate or enhance
inflammation. So you want to take care of
those. But even literally,
mechanically, sugar burns the spine, the spinal tissue, the
connective tissue. It's called glycation.

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You may have heard of this reaction.
So working on blood sugar is also very important, especially
for kids because kids love sugar.
I mean, we all love sugar, but it's easier for kids to go into
this, this kind of immerse themselves in a sugary diet
because that's just what kids do.
And and marketing is such that it appeals to kids.
You really want to focus on thatwith your kids.

(46:49):
How old are your kids? The kids that have the my my
oldest, he's 20I. Have 1/18.
She just went to college and 116.
Yeah, you don't. You want to make sure they're
taking care of themselves now, otherwise they're setting
themselves up for a world of hurt.
And as I said, you know, I kind of went glossed by, but it's
really important for you to recognize, Sir.
What is your name, Sir? By the way, John, Jenny, it's.

(47:10):
Very important, John, you're at high risk for a.
Lot of other connective tissue deteriorating problems including
including involving the heart and the blood vessels.
So you want to really make sure that you're addressing your
connective tissue concerns now even though my doctor high blood
pressure. Well, yeah, that's, I'm sorry,
My doctor also had high blood. Pressure.

(47:31):
There you go now. You know, have you been on a
call before, John? No, it's my.
First time. OK, good.
So. I'm going to I.
Know for the for the people on the call they're probably sick
of hearing this but you know it's important and there's also
new people in the cost when I say this I'm going to explain
the whole mechanism and and JohnI always like to explain
mechanisms I don't want to just tell you what to do I want you

(47:52):
to understand what's happening so you can figure out what to do
with our health make sense yes OK so the.
Main way. Degeneration occurs in the body
and the scoliosis is a degenerative condition.
The main way degeneration occursin the body is through thick
blood, sticky blood, viscous blood.
Doctors call it hypercoagulable blood, blood that's not moving

(48:15):
correctly. The blood is distributing
oxygen, it's distributing nutrients, it's generating
electrical charges. It's detoxifying.
The blood is obviously extremelyimportant, and the Bible says
the life of the flesh is in the blood.
The blood's everything. Once the blood becomes sticky,
hypercoagulated doesn't move as well.

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What does the brain do? The brain is responsible for
controlling all, for regulating the health of all the organs.
So when the brain reads the spleen, the intestine, the
lungs, the heart, the brain itself, the skin, it reads all
of these tissues for for its health, determining its health

(49:01):
status of the tissues, it will sense low oxygen.
It says, Oh my gosh, there's no the ox.
This is the brain talking. Their oxygen in the spleen is
dropping, the oxygen in the heart is dropping.
The oxygen in the skin is dropping.
So you know what the brain does?Then the brain will turn up the

(49:21):
garden hose pressure. It turns up the pressure.
You follow me on. This makes sense.
OK. So high blood pressure is a sign
that the blood's not moving correctly and so the brain is
turning up the pressure to get more pressure to get more blood
to the tissues. Anytime you have essential
hypertension, you want to consider a blood problem.

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Now, why is this important for you?
Specifically because. Scoliosis.
Is a sign that the tissue is notgetting nutriated and toxicity
is building up. So makes perfect sense that high
blood pressure would be associated with scoliosis.
What's more? It's the same problem.

(50:10):
Leaky gut and blood sugar, whichare the first two points on the
Triangle disease. So you're not going to get out
of this pickle overnight. You didn't get it.
You're 65 or you're whatever. You said you're in your 60s.
So you didn't get into this pickle overnight.
You're not going to get out of it overnight, but you can start
today. I'd be working on.
Cleaning the blood. I call it cleaning the blood,
and you clean the blood by stopping the stream of toxicity

(50:32):
that gets into the blood througha leaky gut.
And that means all the intestinal stuff and the excels
at intestinal products. I'll give you just a sampling.
Fuquoi ZI 26 Ultimate MicrobiomeDaily digest nightly Essence
Ultimate enzymes. You're probably missing a couple

(50:53):
of your collagen peptides. These are all in the interests
of control of strengthening the the leak, strengthening the
intestine to reduce leaky gut and reducing inflammation in the
intestines so you can absorb nutrients.
Then you want to start using liquid nutrition.
Why liquid? Because you're going to be
compromised a little in your absorption.
Liquids are absorbed much more readily.

(51:14):
So liquid nutrition beyond tangytangerine, of course, your
ultimate classic vegetable juices soups chicken soup would
be ideal for you because chickensoup is a very it has liquid
connective tissue in it that will help support the building
of your connective tissue. Aloe Vera, as we mentioned
earlier, what other liquids you could do Noni juice things that

(51:38):
have molecules in them that are called polysaccharides.
You may have heard of that term,but Alcira and and noni juice
and chicken soup or or I call bone soup with real chicken.
Not Campbell's chicken soup, buthomemade.
'Cause I haven't eaten chicken in over 30 years.
OK, you're a vegetarian. I do fish fish.

(52:00):
Then do fish soup. Fish soup.
Yeah, you can do fish soup, but make sure you're getting bones
and make sure you're getting theshells.
If you do seafood, make sure you're getting shrimp shells.
Shrimp shells have wonderful connective tissue building
substances, particularly glucosamine.
And you can use the shrimp shells in your, in your seafood
soup, use shrimp shells. And then of course filter out

(52:22):
the shells, but dissolve, put the shells in the water so that
when you're boiling the water, the the bone building or
connective tissue building substances from the shrimp will
come out in the water. Yeah, OK.
That'll be new for me because. I I haven't done that type of
seafood either in years. Well, enjoy, it's good.
It's great. It's great longevity, food.

(52:44):
OK, OK. All right.
Yeah, I did start on the Tengi Tangerine and some of that's
awesome, that's awesome are. You are.
You're not the guy that we talked to a couple days ago on
Monday night, did we a couple? No, this is my first time.
I I listened to Rebecca the lasttime with Doctor Joel Wallach.
OK, I ordered certain. Packages for the healthy.
Bony joint pack. That's awesome.

(53:05):
And a few of the. Things I'm looking at.
Going ahead and getting to well,welcome aboard John.
We are. Dedicated to your health.
Call anytime you can call me or Rebecca or any.
We're here to help you, so you appreciate your help and.
Thank you so much. Thank you.
God bless you, my friend. All right, God bless.
You OK? Absolutely.
Thank. You, John, again, yes, welcome
to the family. And Ben, I'm so glad that you

(53:26):
clarified not Campbell's chickennoodle soup, not Campbell's
soup. No, not.
Campbell's Well, let's. Go to the next question.
And Yasina, go ahead and unmute yourself.
Good morning. First time caller and first time
here also. But my question is I am 59 and I

(53:47):
have been when I turned 50I, I had severe Vertigo and I had I
have been going doctor to doctor, specialist, specialist,
yeah, they've been ruling out I don't have fibromyalgia or
anything else. The only thing that my symptoms
I'm postmenopausal so the reasonof my call is to find out what

(54:10):
can I do. I have anxiety, dry dry eyes.
Dry. Ears, I mean everything that
goes with menopause and yesenia.Yesenia, you sound like.
A disaster. Oh my God, what are we going to
do? I'm just kidding.
This is very easy. And the only.
I'm sorry, Doctor, the only. Medication that I do take is

(54:32):
high blood pressure medication 50 milligrams.
Which one? Losarna.
Losarna. I believe it's Losarna.
Yeah, that's the. Only one that I.
Take my blood. Oh, go ahead.
I'm sorry. Go ahead.
My blood sugars I. I'm at 100, you know, fasted 100
and two 103. I control my, my, my meals.

(54:54):
I cook at home. So the only thing is I feel very
off. I feel I have headaches.
We're going to fix you up here. We're going to.
Fix you up. OK, So all of the symptoms that
you've described, the Vertigo and the headaches, what else you
mentioned here, you didn't mention high blood pressure, but
I assume that that's a problem because you're on the Losartan.

(55:18):
All of these are secondary symptoms.
OK, We always use it. If you're the first time on the
call, I'll just, you know, at the risk of boring people
repeating myself here, there's fruit and there's the root.
Fruit is the rotten apple on thetree.
OK, The root is where the rottenapple comes from.

(55:38):
If you got a rotten apple on thetree, can you fix it by working
on the rotten apple? No, it's rotten.
You ain't can't can't do anything about the rotten apple.
You're going to rotten apple doctors and they're looking at
the rotten apple and they can't figure out what the problem is
because they're looking at the rotten apple and there's no
problem there. That's the symptom.
That's the sign the problem is upstream.

(56:00):
And that sounds like it could bereally confusing because you
say, Oh my God, then now what doI do?
All I know is what I can see, how am I going to go upstream?
The good news is, is it's not that common because there's
really only two major points upstream that you got to concern
yourself with, and there's a mediating bridge between those

(56:23):
two points and your symptom. Does that make sense so far?
You Cenia? Do you have you Cenia?
She may have muted herself, OK. I want I would.
Like to be able to talk to her, but OK, I'm just going to go
ahead and say what I want yes yes, it does make sense I'm.
Sorry I couldn't mute myself. OK, no worries.
Keep yourself off of you becauseI want.
To talk. So I want everybody to

(56:43):
understand this is has to make sense.
I do not want to tell you what to do by assertion.
Just do this, do that. I want to tell you how this
happens and it's not complicated.
We are all fully capable of understanding this.
It's very simple. You have symptoms, fruit if you
will, in your case Vertigo, which is miserable for people

(57:04):
don't know you. Just do you ever throw up or is
it just total dizziness? I ended up in the emergency room
5. Times throwing up and throwing
up. Yeah, Can you imagine?
For listeners, Becca, AJ, you ever have the spins?
Can you imagine having the spinslike they don't go away?
Can you imagine I had. Vertigo.
It stinks. It is beyond words.

(57:25):
Miserable, right? But you can't do anything about
Vertigo you have, because at theapple you got to go back
downstream. So the fact that you have high
blood pressure tells me there's something going on in your
blood, which, you know, is a good assumption anyway.
The only two places that you canwork and need to work are your
blood sugar system and your digestive system.

(57:45):
Now, at this point, it may have gone into the Third Point of the
triangle, which is the adrenal glands.
You may have some adrenal issues.
Did this problem get worse aftermenopause or do you know?
Yeah, so probably has some adrenal issues there as well.
The adrenal glands are responsible for controlling
blood pressure. And when your blood pressure is

(58:08):
not controlled properly, that can lead to to a dizziness.
Do you get, does the problem getworse when you bend down and
stand up? Yes.
OK, so those are signs, signs that there's some adrenal
involved. So, and which is not surprising
because it's been going on for awhile.
But the first thing you always want to do in this triad, I call
it the triangle disease in this triad of, of, of structures in

(58:32):
the body, systems in the body isthe digestive system.
And that involves doing a food diary, looking for problem
foods, and then eliminating those foods in the new digestive
support. As I was telling John earlier,
we got lots of great supplementsfor the digestive system.
But first you want to see what'sgoing on with foods
specifically. If you're 59, then probably if
you've had a food problem, you've probably had it for a

(58:52):
while. So you don't want to look for
that. And then you're going to
eliminate those foods and use the the digestive, digestive
supplements, digestive nutritional supplements.
And then you want to work in theblood sugar system.
That's the second point on the Triangle disease.
And if you're like most people at the age of 59, you're going
to have some issues with blood sugar.
Now you mentioned that your blood sugar is pretty stable and

(59:14):
pretty low, but that could. Be because.
Your insulin is high. We don't know that.
So insulin controls blood, bloodsugar, and your blood.
Sugar can be. Normal secondary to our
following elevated insulin and. Elevated insulin.

(59:35):
Itself is a problem, even if your blood sugar is normal,
doctors do not check for insulinand they're it's very difficult,
almost impossible really, because insulin is connected to
a lot of other things. So they'll check for blood sugar
and your blood sugar is fine. But you may be hyperinsulinemic
and I wouldn't be surprised if you were.
How was your menopause, by the way?
Not good. Menopause.

(59:56):
How are your menstrual cycles when you had periods?
No, I don't have any more menstrual.
Cycle. No, I know that.
But when you had periods. When you had menstrual, oh, it
was normal, normal. You had them regularly and they
weren't. Heavy.
Regularly, yes. Why did they check?
You for fibromyalgia because of the aches and the.
Pains they checked me for any like a disease that and nothing.

(01:00:18):
Everything was ruled out. Nothing came back.
Well, nothing came back in terms.
Of estrogen and that's what theychecked for.
But you still likely have toxicity in the blood anytime
you have aches and pains from head to toe.
That implicates the blood. Why would aches and pains from

(01:00:40):
head to toe implicate the blood,do you think?
Yesenia, sorry. Repeat that again.
Aches and pains. From head to toe implicate the
blood. I'm not sure I.
Don't know because. The blood goes everywhere.
Right, the blood goes. From head to toe, so immediately

(01:01:01):
whenever and this for everybody listening to this program now or
in the future, whenever you havea head to toe problem, you
immediately know it's a blood issue.
Now general degenerative conditions are going to be blood
issues, but this is obvious evenyour doctor can see this when
you have a head to toe conditionit's circulatory.

(01:01:23):
How does your? Circulatory system get.
Messed up. Well, if you're injecting things
to your skin in in the back alley, are you a crack addict?
You're injecting a meth or heroin?
No, I'm I'm teasing you. You saying I don't think you are
other than that. How do things get into the?
Bloodstream. You said yeah.
Through. Through liquids.
Food, food. Food.

(01:01:45):
Do you see how you you now become your own doctor in a
common sense way? You said Yeah, you see it's got
more information in 5 minutes from some stranger on the on the
Internet than you gotten years from going to doctors.
You have more. Control of your body right now.
Because now you see what's happening.

(01:02:06):
You've got a blood toxicity issue.
At this point, it's probably stressing.
You probably got some adrenal stress.
The fact that you had a bad menopause tells me that there
was definitely some kind of adrenal issues going on.
And then the head to toe pain isinvolves the blood.
That means blood sugar, even though your blood Sugar's normal
could be insulin and that means digestive distress.

(01:02:28):
These are all areas that you canwork from the comfort of your
own home without going to any Doctor Who can't do anything
anyway. And we'll help you do that.
Whoever your up line is. Do you have an up line?
Do you have somebody you're working with?
No, this is my first. Time.
OK, how do we get all these first?
Time people. That's great.
So we're going to work with you if you like Eusinia, I'm going

(01:02:49):
to call AJ or or Becca. And they they they're great
themselves, but they can always plug into me too.
OK, this is all all doable, Eusinia.
This is all fixable. Thank you and check your check.
Your chat messages Yesenia, I just put some information in the
chat for you there. Pharmacist Ben, do you have a
hard stop? I got a hard stop and I'm late.

(01:03:11):
So does. That all makes sense.
It's 3 minutes after so we. Do have three more questions?
We do them on Come on Monday, get them on Monday.
On Monday? What time?
We'll do Monday. Earlier, let's do it at 9:00.
AJ 9 Eastern. 9 Eastern. Perfect, perfect, perfect.
God bless you all. And I guess I won't see you next

(01:03:32):
week or, or we'll talk about that.
I might be around. No, you take it off.
Hey, if you're available. I might be depends.
OK, sounds good. You demand pharmacy. 10 Thank
you Co host. God bless everybody.
Thank you, pharmacist Ben have. A fantastic weekend and thank
you so much for giving us more information that empowers us as

(01:03:53):
individuals. To make better choices and.
How important is it that we havehealthy blood, folks, that we
not rely on a pharmaceutical control our blood pressure or
our blood sugar? It's true.

(01:04:13):
Nutrition and that's. What this program is all about
is helping you realize the importance of what you put in
your mouth, as Doctor Judy Reynolds says in That Pie Hole
and how the. Body itself.
Responds to it so folks. If you were.

(01:04:34):
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My name is Becca Dukes. As a certified Holistic Health
Coach and also a certified Naturopathic practitioner.
It is my honor, my mission to make sure that people get
information that they can do andtake control of their own
health. I myself was under the control

(01:06:03):
of a system that pushed me off to pain management after they
couldn't one, I refuse their surgeries because I saw what it
did with my aunt and my mother. I didn't want to go down that
road and I am so thankful that Ididn't.
So consider the fact that you saw this program as your side,

(01:06:25):
that you yourself as an empowered individual can do more
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Again, if you have questions or have not spoken with anybody
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(01:07:12):
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and have a fantastic weekend. Oh, AJ, your hand is up.
I'm sorry. You know, so we have a lot.
Of new folks who had questions, make sure to tell them where to

(01:07:34):
send the questions right? Yep, if you have questions.
You can send questions to questions at daily with doc dot
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the@dailywithdoc.com. Anything else I I want?
To I just want to say something to our coaches and our everyday

(01:07:58):
viewers. If you don't mind, go for it.
All right folks, this. Is the.
Holiday season. Beginning and next week, a lot
of you are going to be around family.
You're going to be next to your uncle who's had an issue for 30

(01:08:20):
years. You're going to be next to your
grandma, going to be next to your aunt and cousin.
And they're all need help. They don't know they need help.
They don't know where to go to get that help.
But you can help them. I can remember being at
Thanksgiving helping an uncle who never listened to me for
anything except for the fact he said you look good.

(01:08:43):
He said you don't. He said you what?
Are you doing? I want to know what you're doing
And I helped them. I'm telling you folks, this is
the time, this is the opportunity.
So please make sure you take thebull by the horns and let folks.
Know that. You know how to help them and do

(01:09:06):
it talk to you later. Absolutely.
And folks, you know I have theseCo hosts for a reason, AJ
helping me host when I'm not available, making sure I don't
forget anything when I am. He also has helped get us out on
all these different platforms that are reaching you today.

(01:09:28):
So I want to do a shout out and thank you, Aji also want to
thank Marilyn as she is busy, busy in the chat, which is only
available here if you're live with us in the Zoom room.
So thank you so much, Marilyn, as she's doing dictation and
she's putting additional information for explanation and
how that you can continue to empower yourself and put tools

(01:09:51):
in your toolbox for today, tomorrow for yourself, your
family, your community and folks.
As we're doing that on the home front, we're working together
around the world to create a healthier world.
And the last individual on the screen is actually in South

(01:10:13):
Africa joining us as he also is a certified holistic health
coach in helping people in his backyard.
And thanks to the Internet and phone apps the way they are,
he's able to help people around the world as well.
So folks, if you've ever thoughtof wanting to have your own

(01:10:34):
health and Wellness business or become a health coach, you can
get more information about the health coaching program offered
by the Institute of Holistic Health by going to
coach.dailywithdoc.com. And you know, if you've never
tried the products, I am so thankful I am a product of a

(01:10:59):
product because these products were the only solution after
decades of researching. And I also wish that there was a
pill that had helped me with scoliosis.
But now that my body is nutrified, I no longer deal with
that pain that was experienced or the pain all over the body

(01:11:23):
like that F word that Yesenia was told she had or was checked
for. So everybody, I'm going to stop
babbling. Thank you so much for joining us
here today. Again, my name is Becca Dukes.
And as a certified holistic health coach, a certified
naturopathic practitioner, and also the Director of Student

(01:11:44):
Services for the Institute of Holistic Health and the producer
and host of this show, you are part of my mission.
Let's make it a successful one by getting the 90 and you as
well. Until next time, bye for now.

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