From Prison to Prescription— Exposing the Controlled Return of Cannabis w/ Inesa Ponomariovaite

For decades, cannabis was treated as a criminal substance, with people imprisoned and research suppressed, only for that same plant to suddenly be rebranded as “medicine” once it could be patented, regulated, and controlled. In this episode, Inesa Ponomariovaite joins me to break down how cannabis moved from prison sentences to prescriptions, why the endocannabinoid system was excluded from medical education for generations, and how a natural plant that mirrors a core human biological system became acceptable only after corporate and government institutions could own the solution. This isn’t a story about legalization or progress — it’s about power, profit, and the controlled return of something that was never meant to be outlawed.
 

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:15):
Welcome to Man in America, a voice of reason in a
world gone mad. I'm your host,Seth Hullhouse. As you look
around, especially in America,you see a country that is sick,
overweight. We're now seeingthat the life expectancy is now
dropping from what was once akinda slow climb up, and you're
seeing all kinds of problems.Yet they keep telling us that

(00:37):
America has the most advancedmedical system, the best
hospitals, the best doctors, thebest treatments.
Yet, if that's the case, why iseveryone sick and dying here?
Why does it seem like the careyou'd get in third and second
world countries in some areas isbetter than what you're gonna
get here? Well, I think that oneway that you would explain this
is by looking at the foundationand the origin of the modern

(00:58):
medical industrial complex thatis ruling our health care system
here in America, and it's tiesto the Rockefellers, the
Carnegies, the same names youhear over and over again. And
the more you start looking atit, the more you start seeing
there's a formula they use. Theytake these old ways, these old
understandings of, how the humanbody worked and how to heal the
human body that people before usin, you know, hundreds and two

(01:20):
hundred, you know, plus yearsago, they knew how to heal the
human body.
They remove that information,they don't teach it in medical
schools, they demonize it, theydon't allow it to be given to
people, they ban it. And then wewonder, hey, why aren't we,
getting healthy things forpharmaceuticals? And you realize
that, oh, a healthy person isnot a very good customer for a

(01:42):
pharmaceutical company, for themedical system. And as you get
older and older, they starttacky stacking on treatments and
treatments, and you startthinking, well, why weren't they
giving us these treatments whenwe're much younger to prevent
all these terrible thingshappening? And the conspiracy
starts to unfold.
Now something that's veryinteresting, which I just
learned this interview that I'mgonna be showing you with the

(02:02):
Nessa, who's a founder ofNessa's Hemp, who's one of the
show sponsors, is that there's asystem in our body called the
endocannabinoid system. Now inAmerica, they tell us they
discovered this system in theeighties and nineties, and that
we all this magical discovery,we're gonna figure out how this
system works. But actually, inother parts of the world,
they've known about this forhundreds of years, and they've
known exactly how it works, andthey've known the powers of the

(02:25):
cannabis plant in helping to aidthis system. Now for a lot of
people, think cannabis like, ohmy gosh, it's a psychoactive
drug. And it's like, no,actually, they've turned it into
that by cross breeding thestrains and modifying things and
creating these really potenthigh THC strains of cannabis
that will have you staring atthe wall for six hours licking

(02:46):
your hands.
But the reality is is that theroot, the original mother plant,
the original plant that God puton this earth actually has
extremely powerful healingpotencies, but it's not to be
used as a psychoactive drug.It's about understanding the
cannabinoid system, and the factthat a mother's breast milk has
cannabinoids in it. And so intoday's interview with Anessa,

(03:07):
we're diving into what is thecannabinoid system? How long
have they known about it? Whatdoes it do for our body?
How does it interact with thecannabinoids in a cannabis
plant? What happened to themodern cannabis industry? How
it's been hijacked? How bigpharma is actually taking
control of it now, and this hugekind of conspiracy, which will
make sense once you see it laidout before you, of how they've

(03:29):
gotten all these companies togrow this massive industry. So
now they're coming in andseizing control of it.
And as Trump recently shared oneof his videos, kind of putting
it and turning it into somethingthat becomes part of the modern
American medical system, whichis frightening for a lot of
reasons. This is gonna be areally fun interview. I hope you
enjoy it. Before we jump inthough, make sure that you're
watching this show on Rumble,not YouTube. I probably won't

(03:51):
put up on YouTube because theykeep giving me strikes for
medical misinformation.
But if you're watching onRumble, you for supporting our
free speech platform. Make sureyou hit that thumbs up button.
Make sure you leave a comment,and make sure you're following
the channel as well. Alright, soplease enjoy this interview.
Vanessa, it's great to have youback on the show.
It's been probably six months orso, so I'm really looking

(04:11):
forward to this discussion. Sothank you for being here.

Speaker 2 (04:15):
And thank you so much for having me here today.

Speaker 1 (04:17):
Absolutely. So there's a lot for us to talk
about. It's very, very medicaloriented. But it's hard to talk
about modern day medicinewithout getting into big pharma
and the lies that we've beentold. And also what's been
covered up is not just thatwe've been told lies, but also
that there's ancient and and andremedies and things that God

(04:40):
gave us that are very powerfulthat have been hidden and
demonized and so much more.
And one of your areas ofexpertise is cannabis. Right?
Hemp, you know, CBDA, etcetera.And this is something that has
become much more prevalent, morepopular, especially as, you
know, we'll talk about in thepast, say, month and a half or

(05:02):
so. Trump shared a post out onTruth Social about, you know, c
b d a or CBD and cannabis, it'shealing, you know, potency,
which is really important.
We'll talk about that. But, youknow, even five or ten years
ago, if you said you took, youknow, CBD or whatever, people
looked at it as like, oh, that'slike that really bad drug.
Right? It's it's been sodemonized, but it's also, you

(05:23):
know, as in the original form asit comes from Earth is actually
a very powerful tool in healing.And so, we're gonna be talking
about kind of a bunch ofdifferent angles in that, but I
guess let's just start withlet's start with just what Trump
put out, because I think this isreally important.
It's gonna help us kind of leadinto our discussion because it
also ties into Medicaid andMedicare and medical system and

(05:45):
big pharma, which is that'swhere we start unturning or
uncovering some really kind ofcrazy stuff going on. So, does
that work for you? We'll startthere.

Speaker 2 (05:54):
No, I think it's absolutely a perfect angle
because it's it's beenofficially announced and for the
first time in human historyabout the most important system
in a human body that's still notbeen taught in the medical
schools. But again, there's anangle and there's a tweak going
on behind the scenes and peoplestill don't see it. So, no, I

(06:18):
think it's a perfect way tostart.

Speaker 1 (06:19):
Well, actually, I'll say something quickly because
I'm glad that you mentionedthat, This important system in
the body, because this is likethe other side of the coin,
right? Because on one side ofit, you have people talking
about, cannabinoids and THC andCBD, etcetera. And that's one
side. But the other part of it,as you mentioned, which is not
taught in the medical system, isthe endocannabinoid system.
Right?
So be before we jump into whatTrump did, can you just give a

(06:42):
little bit of an explainer onthat? So what do you mean by
there's a system in our bodythat is not being taught in
medical schools? Because that'slike the first big red flag for
me.

Speaker 2 (06:54):
Yes, absolutely. So you know how your doctor knows
about your central nervoussystem, your doctor is aware
about your your liver, yourkidney, your brain, your
neurons, but they're not awareof the most important and the
mother system in a human bodythat truly, truly holds every

(07:16):
other system under vitreousendocannabinoid system. So for
example central nervous systemdepends on endocannabinoid
system. You know how people say,oh you just need to empower
system and your immune cells aregoing to help you, which is
especially T cells, is thefighter cells, right? It's going
to help you to fight a diseaseor illness or flu or whatever or

(07:41):
inflammation.
And nobody tells you thatactually immune cell can't even
empower, know, even mitochondriafor example. Everybody talks how
all these little dots are soimportant but they all belong to
the one system. And unless thatsystem pushes all of them work

(08:04):
through, which is including theimmune system and mitochondria,
so what happens is you canalways be so limited. So
endocannabinoid system thattruly controls your immune
system, And these indigenouscannabinoids are actually
located in the mother's breastmilk. So you know how they say
mother's breast milk is soimportant for the baby to have a

(08:26):
strong immune system, butactually all the mothers doing
the breast milk is trulyempowering the baby's
endocannabinoid system so thatsystem can truly, truly help and
regulate the rest of the systemsin a human body.
This is how essential the systemis. It's literally the number
one mother switch system. If youturn the switch on, everything

(08:49):
else line up working great. Ifyou turn the switch off,
everything else startsstruggling, including your
immune system. So this is theimportance, and it's never been
taught in the medical school.

Speaker 1 (09:01):
Interesting. So here's something, just a quick
article I pulled up on GoodRxsaying, what is the
endocannabinoid system and howdoes cannabis affect it? Right?
So just kind of looking at thekey points here. It says the
endocannabinoid system, or ECSis a group of messengers and
binding sites located throughoutthe body.
It helps regulate your appetite,memory, and immune system. It

(09:23):
also controls your sleep cycleand helps you manage stress.
Messengers in the ECS are calledcannabinoids. Your body makes
its own cannabinoids, but theycan also be found in the
cannabis plant. Some of themedical and recreational effects
of cannabis are due to how itinteracts with the ECS.
You can help your ECS work itsbest by reducing stress,
exercising regularly, and eatinghealthy fats. Here it says a

(09:47):
little more, it says that whenit comes to the human body,
you've likely heard the nervoussystem, the cardiovascular
system, and the digestivesystem. Exactly what you're
saying, right? But we also havea lesser known system that
wasn't discovered until late1980s. It's called the
endocannabinoid system, or ECS,and it plays a key role in
keeping our body functioningproperly.

(10:07):
It says the ECS is most oftenassociated with cannabis. It's
because cannabis works in thebody by interacting with the
ECS. But as researchers continueto learn about the
endocannabinoid system and howit works, it became it's it's
become more clear that itsconnection to cannabis is just
one part of the story. So thisis really interesting actually
that because I I I believe inGod. It's just like, you know,

(10:29):
like, whole life is kinda builtaround that premise that there
is a God, there's an intelligentcreator that created us and
nothing is an accident.
And and oftentimes the accidentsare what man does, right, what
man creates it's it's kind ofpharmaceutical version of
something or it's plasticversion of something. So our
body has this endocannabinoidsystem. Our body produces

(10:51):
cannabinoids. Right? And youmentioned, I've heard this
before too, that a mother's milkactually has cannabinoids in it
for the baby.
So we have this system thataccording to this this website,
it says they didn't discover ittill the eighties, but my guess
is they they knew about it along time ago, but they kept it
hidden. Right? Because they, youknow, they they know a lot more
about the human body than wantus to believe. But it's amazing

(11:12):
to think that we have thissystem, this endocannabinoid
system that exists in us that'sas they say, right, as they say
here, it says, it helps regulateappetite, memory, and immune
system, and helps your yoursleep cycle and your stress. So
to me, those are like reallyimportant functions of our body
that the endocannabinoid systemhelps to regulate.

(11:35):
Now, the fact that even amother's milk has cannabinoids
in it, and yet there's thisplant, there's a single plant
variety, right, the cannabisplant, that actually has these
cannabinoids in it as well.Like, to me it's like, you would
think that there's some sort ofimportant aspect to the cannabis

(11:57):
plant and how it interacts withthe human body. It's like, it it
like, it doesn't it's not somerandom chance that we have this
system. There's one plant thathas these components of the
system. And I wanna before wekind of dive deeper into this, I
just wanna ask you a fewquestions about the kind of
perception of cannabis, becausewhat they as as far as I

(12:19):
understand, what they've done isthrough selective breeding and
modification of the plant,they've taken this plant, and
they've taken it, and they'veturned it into a psychoactive
drug.
Right? Because they they'veselectively bred to create these
higher and higher THC strains.With THC, as I understand, is
more the psychoactive compound.That's what makes you feel that

(12:39):
high feeling that some people,just fall asleep. They might,
you know, they might see, youknow, hallucinates they might
hallucinate, etcetera.
So a lot of people look at thatand think, well, THC, it's like,
oh, you're you're like the sameas the guy that's just eating
LSD to get some trippy high. Butif I understand correctly,
that's just kind of what modernman has done to this plant by
their process of breedingeverything. They've created this

(13:01):
plant. They kinda created amonster out of the plant, which
has now become this psychoactivedrug, but the plant originally
was not that. It was actuallysomething much more probably
mild and healthy.
But can you explain a littleabout that?

Speaker 2 (13:16):
Yes. And I had to really look into deep because
what you just said, like itwasn't why it was, you know,
criminalized, right? Andaccording to my research that
I've done very long time ago,and I had to go outside the
country to know the truth andtalk to the people who's been
there and wrote some cannabisbooks two hundred years ago. And

(13:37):
I had to talk to theirgrandchildren in different
languages to understand whatthey knew that we don't know.
So, you're 100% right.
So they discovered this over onehundred years ago. The same
people that actually designedthe medical system and the same
families are involved indesigning medical system. And

(14:01):
from the moment they understoodimportance, and by the way, that
was one hundred years, onehundred and fifty years ago,
they didn't even have those highTHC cannabis. Whatever is going
on in the market today did notexist one hundred or one hundred
and fifty years ago. Okay, thisis all new to us.
So what they did, theydiscovered importance of

(14:25):
endocannabinoid system, which isnow rediscovering or counting as
discovering for the first time,but actually we did discover the
importance. And he said, Ifthese people will become
deficient and if our doctorsdon't know about it, if we don't
teach in medical school, It'slike the hidden secret, like

(14:45):
invisible enemy. Nobody knowshow to study. Nobody knows is
there. And they kept usdeficient for, you know, when we
become deficient, everythingstarts crumbling in your body,
every system.
And what you saw in that littlewhatever newspaper, on that
journal there, this is 5% of theessentials of endocannabinoid

(15:08):
system. There's another 95% thatI see on a daily basis where
fertility, hair growth, visionimprovements, I mean the
benefits are unlimited. So whatthey did, you're right. They
discovered one hundred and fiftyyears ago or so that in the
meanwhile they criminalized,make sure nobody ever looks into

(15:29):
this topic, and God forbid youdid, you're a criminal, we're
gonna throw you in the jail andpeople are still in the jail
today for that topic, right?It's very, very sad.
And that time we had theseoriginal plans, had original
cannabinoids, we had exactlywhat our bodies were making, so
they're so essential to us, youknow. And what they did, they

(15:54):
rediscovered, and that wasn'treally in America, I mean
they're saying it's America, butagain if you're gonna study and
research behind the scenes, it'sreally start happening in
Europe. And because the Europerediscovered this new secret
system God gave us, America waspushed in a corner. We're almost
the last ones to bring thisinformation because the whole

(16:16):
world is talking about it. Sohow the America is not gonna
bring the news?
Like, you know, like aboutsomething that's part of a human
body. So we are forced in acorner. So in my philosophy
then, I'm sitting and thinking,okay, so pharmaceuticals are
going to try to do somethingabout it. So make sure we never
get exposed to at least to thiscorrect cannabinoid, right? So

(16:37):
they're going to try to come upwith ideas how they're going to
control it because we already,the world is talking about.
So Andy had a really interestingplan for the last twenty five
years and they accomplished verywell and it just got confirmed a
couple days ago. So you'reright. What we had one hundred
years ago is absolutely not thesame cannabinoid and what's

(16:58):
going on in the market hasnothing to do with our bodies
needs and requires and begs for.

Speaker 1 (17:04):
So you you mentioned a 100, a hundred fifty years ago
that certain families, which,you know, through my research,
primarily, it seems like it's aRockefeller and the Carnegie
families that, were involved inthe early early nineteen
hundreds in really rewriting thewhole medical system. Actually,
I mean, I guess you could sayit's creating the medical
system. Because before it wasjust you had your your doctors

(17:26):
and your apothecaries and peoplethat knew just the natural ways
of healing, and they understoodthe body very well. But then,
you know, Carnegie,Rockefeller's came in, and they
produced this system and said,oh, you need to have the
licensing to do this. You know,if you're gonna be healing
people and administeringmedicines, it needs to be
centralized and controlled.
And then they, obviously, theycontrol the medical schools and

(17:47):
the journals, and they also thenwould control who gets a
license, who doesn't get alicense, and it enabled them to
create that was laying thefoundation for for what is now
the modern, you know, medicalindustrial complex. And so as I
understand, what you're saying,though, is that this system has
been understand for understoodfor a very, very long time. But
when these families came in andcreated the modern medical

(18:09):
system in America, theypurposely left that entire part
out of this system. So now, asthis article mentions, like, was
discovered in the nineteeneighties. My guess is that it
was discovered in the eightiesbecause the whole world already
knew about it.
And America, I think as whatyou're kinda saying too, there's
no way America could could be sofar behind the curve. So they

(18:29):
had to then discover it here andthen kinda bring it into the
modern system and and takecontrol over it. Right? They had
kind of bring it up under their,under their control. But you
mentioned, though, that, thatthis like, the deficiency, like,
they they knew that they couldcreate deficiencies in
cannabinoids by not educatingthis.
And it's interesting becauseI've done so many different

(18:50):
interviews and and kinda deepdives into the medical system.
It reminds me of so many otherthings I've learned about
parasites as an example, thatcultures have known about
parasites since, like, almostthe dawn of time. Right? They've
they've done parasite cleanses.They know which herbs are, you
know, getting rid of parasites.
So that was never brought intothe modern medical system. So
you might go to some remotevillage in Jamaica, and the

(19:11):
doctor's doing a parasitecleanse to heal you of some sort
of bad virus and you get better.Here in America, they're pumping
you full of antibiotics andother pharmaceuticals, and
they're never actually fixingthe root cause. It's so, it's
interesting to kind of thinkabout how that works with the
endocannabinoid system and howthey've just, they've hidden all
that information from us untilthey can no longer hide it, and

(19:32):
then they then they introduce itand they bring it in under their
system.

Speaker 2 (19:37):
Yeah, that's absolutely very typical and it's
very sad and thank goodness topeople like yourself who sits
and educates people every dayall day long. We wouldn't know,
like you know, because noteverybody has time to go and
research and do, you know, we'rebeing plugged in in their system

(19:58):
to make sure we don't even haveenough time for the truth to
look for the truth because wehave kids at home, we have bills
to pay. So what do you mean I'mgonna go research something
right now? Know, like thank Godwe have like people like
yourself who's sitting andeducating and putting the right
information in people's eyes,but that's exactly what's going
on and that's exactly whathappened. And it was very

(20:21):
predicted.
I predicted this literallyseven, eight years ago from the
moment I discovered that thereis no CBD in the hemp plant and
there is no THC in the mothernature. And then I discovered
that it was like somebodyslapped me with the cold wet
towel and I just, you know, inmy face. And I was like, what's

(20:43):
going on? And that's where I hadto dip deep. It was no longer
the endocannabinoid system topicbecause that for me was loud and
clear.
This is the most essentialsystem in the human body in
order to regulate any problemyou have going on. So I said,
okay, this one is loud and clearto me, but why the CBD and the

(21:05):
THC, it's not existing in theraw plant as I grab the plant
from the soil and I studied theplant's chemistry. So it's
because it was another agendathat I projected five, seven,
eight years ago. Eight years Idiscovered, and then seven, six
years ago I started pushing themessage a long time ago, what's

(21:27):
going to happen? And they saidthey're gonna try to turn this
into the drug, which is theydid.
CBD is officially a drug undercannabinoid category, right?
Cannabinoid's the same ones wemake. Again, another little
trick here. Everybody assumesit's the exact one you make, no
it's not. And it's a drug.

(21:48):
It's patented by Food and DrugAdministration. I think it's
2018 they patented. It's calledEpidiolex and they created it as
a drug for epilepsy. You know,and they took just only one
particle, that one compoundright from the plant, which is
CBDA, they convert it into theCBD and when you convert you can

(22:10):
actually patent things. Itbecomes your property.
So what they did, they allowedus to kind of know about the
benefits and all that stuff, butnow they're announcing, you
know, I'm kind of was reallyhappy when President Trump said
what he said, but at the sametime, it's like, I'm like, oh my
gosh. It's happening right infront of my eyes. You know? So

(22:31):
it's sad, but hopefully peoplelike you can spread the word and
we can educate our society.

Speaker 1 (22:39):
And so if I understand correctly, what
you're saying is that CBD andTHC, these are the these are,
like, the modern inventions,whereas originally, the plant
would have had CBD A and THC A.Right? Those are the the natural
compounds. We're seeing this allthe time. It's like, what is
acetaminophen?
Right? Or, you know, it's like,oh, okay. This this exists in
the bark of this tree, but youcan't patent that exact thing.

(23:03):
So we're gonna take it, andwe're gonna change it a little
bit. And now it becomessomething that that it can be
patented.
Can you can control the patent.You can modify it. But then they
can then introduce it. Oh, lookat this natural substance. But
it's actually what they've doneis they've they've taken the
natural substance.
They've altered it, and they'vecreated their version of the
natural substance, which isreally just kind of modern

(23:23):
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Speaker 2 (25:05):
Exactly. It's just modern medicine one zero one.
You answered really quickbecause that's exactly what
happened, and, there's twothings actually happened. One,
they make sure it's theirs, sothey took the original plans,
they convert it into the secondversion, which is CBD and THC,
but what really upsets me themost is two things. After they

(25:30):
converted and they patented itas their formula, that now
they're talking prescriptionsand all that stuff, right?
They also created all kinds ofversions of THC plants out
there. Like the plants that aretruly meant to destroy human
brain for real. Like and nowit's study after study saying

(25:51):
the high levels of THC,smokables are so not good for
us. So this high level of THCnever ever existed in a human
history until now thepharmaceuticals came in on board
and all these pharmaceuticalcompanies looking into buying
and you know, and modifyinggenetics. So modified genetics

(26:15):
also not returning back us tooriginal state, what our body is
asking for.
So we have to make sure thegenetics of the plants are as
original as possible and tothink who controls that. You
know, there's like Monsantoinvolved and all kinds of other
stuff going on behind thescenes. So, it's like they not

(26:36):
just patented their product,they also genetically modified
so much where it's completelyoff, like completely off. And
now they're gonna try to controlit, of course, typical scenario.

Speaker 1 (26:51):
So when I I just did a quick search here. Like if you
search for the high THC strains,which people that are into, you
know, using cannabis as a drugto experience psychoactive
effects, they're they're seekingout the high THC. Right? They're
looking for it's kinda like analcoholic. He he doesn't want,
you know, a vodka that's 10%.
He wants a vodka that's 80%.Right? He like, they're they're

(27:13):
looking for the intense, youknow, effect of it. Right? So
this is a good example.
Right? The strongest weedstrains that they've you know,
these are just you know, I'm notsure how how old this is, but
then you scroll down here, itshows you this, you know, Jenny
Kush right here. This is okay.It's 2024, so it's probably
above 50% now. So this JennyKush is up to 42 THC.

(27:35):
Right? You keep going, they haveDolce, right, which is up to
39%. You know, these are allalien mint. Right? This is the
this this is what it's like.
Right? There's all thesedifferent names for it. Here's
the GMO. You know, they've gotall these different names,
blueberry crumble. So theythey've taken it, and and
they've really kinda createdthis whole industry that's, you

(27:56):
know, creating these things thatnever existed naturally before.
These are just, you know, donethrough, you know, there are
various ways of kind ofincreasing the the the the THC
content. But this is this iskind of like, it's taken it so
far away from what it originallywas and what it was originally
found, as in wild. But how aboutlet's, I wanna jump over to the

(28:19):
the the the post that youmentioned about president Trump.
Right? So this is an articlethat was covering this is back
in early October about presidentTrump's recent post concerning
CBD and potential implications.
It says, as reported inWashington Post Reuters and
Marijuana Moment, presidentTrump posted a video on Truth
Social endorsing Medicarecoverage of hemp derived

(28:40):
cannabidiol cannabidiol, CBD,indicating the US government
should move to incorporate CBDinto The US medical system.
Like, to me, that's what thatfrightens me. Right? Whenever
you see something, they'removing it into The US medical
system. It's like, what doesthat mean?
But let's go ahead, and this isthe exact here right here, this
is the, exact, video that Trumpposted. So it's a, you know,

(29:05):
just under three minutes long.Let's just watch this together
and then we'll go from there.Does that sound okay?

Speaker 2 (29:09):
Yeah. I love it. Yes. Let's do that. You

Speaker 3 (29:12):
can revolutionize senior healthcare. We've all
heard about the major systems inour bodies, like the digestive,
respiratory, nervous, andcardiovascular systems. But
there's one essential systemdiscovered in the nineties that
you probably never heard of. Itmakes all of the other systems

(29:35):
work smoothly with each other,like a conductor ensuring the
different sections of anorchestra all play a beautiful
symphony together. This systemis called the endocannabinoid
system.
It has been acknowledged andstudied by scientists
extensively with support fromthe National Institutes of
Health. As we age, the systemweakens. As a result, the

(29:57):
different systems in our bodystop working together smoothly.
That's one of the reasons olderadults struggle with pain,
inflammation, cognitive decline,and other ailments of aging, for
which doctors often prescribedangerous and addictive
pharmaceuticals. They alsorecommend lifestyle remedies
such as exercise, good diet, andstress management.

(30:17):
And while all these improve thesystem, it is only fractionally
in over a long time. But here'sthe game changer. The system can
be restored faster using hempderived CBD. When the system is
restored, pain subsides, sleepis improved and stress is
reduced. When the system isrestored, disease progression

(30:38):
can slow down and years areadded to your life as well as
years spent in good health.
And twenty percent of seniorsare already using CBD today for
pain, arthritis, cancersymptoms, sleep disorders,
Alzheimer's, and many otherailments of aging. But doctors
are not equipped to provideguidance. And there are no FDA

(30:59):
standards for what is already inthe market today. Imagine if
that were the case for othermedications. Older adults are
suffering needlessly.
Hemp derived CBD can help themfeel better, live longer, and
improve their quality of lifesignificantly.

Speaker 4 (31:18):
A PricewaterhouseCoopers report
estimates annual cost savingsfor The US, nearly
$64,000,000,000 a year ifcannabis is fully integrated
into the health care system.

Speaker 3 (31:31):
The groundbreaking 2018 farm bill championed by
president Trump was the firststep. Now it's time to educate
doctors on the endocannabinoidsystem, provide Medicare
coverage for CBD, and givemillions of seniors the support
they deserve. You will deliverthe most important senior health
initiative of the century,cementing your legacy and

Speaker 1 (32:00):
have a quick comment, and I'd love to hear your
thoughts on it. While it seemsreally good that this
information is going out there,I can't help but feel like this
is propaganda from the modernmedical system. And saying,
like, see the imagery of thescientists studying it, and this
is, oh, we just discovered thisin the nineties, and it feels

(32:20):
like it's exactly what you'retalking about. They're taking
this system that has been knownfor a very long time. They hid
it in America.
Now they're unveiling it inAmerica under the umbrella of
the modern medical system.Anyway, I'd love to hear your
thoughts on this.

Speaker 2 (32:37):
First of all, I have so much to say, but I'll mention
only a couple things. It was sogood, by the way, to rewatch
this video because when I waswatching that video, I was a
little bit under the weather. Soit was really good for me to
refresh on this very, you know,strong minded early morning. Two
things. One, when I read, andthis is completely God's gift.

(32:59):
I have no no titles for that atall. But when I read or I see
the marketing materials, I knowexactly why they did what they
did, and it just finally clickedme here right now. Can I ask
you, what do you think why theysaid it's for the older people?
There's agenda behind. I'm goingto uncover it.

(33:21):
I just literally realized thisright now, and there's agenda
behind why they did specificallyfor the older people, because
somebody had to create thisvideo, right? So somebody was
instructed for who is going tobe this specific CBD nut, why
it's not for the young or midage or for even somebody
thirties, forties, whatever. Whyspecifically for the older

(33:43):
people? Do you have any ideas?Well because I don't know the
answer.

Speaker 1 (33:47):
I'll go, I'll make a few guesses, but I'd love to
hear what you say. One is thatbecause when you when you do
this at a young age, it becomespreventative, and it prevents
all the different, know, notprevents fully, but I'm sure it
helps stop a lot of diseasesfrom occurring. The thing is, is
that their money is in treatingsick people. So they need us to
get sick first, so then they cancome in with the solution that

(34:09):
they now control, which is, oh,you're sick, you have arthritis,
you have all these issues thathad kind of have come from this
endocannabinoid system that hasbeen depleted and it's been
damaged, but now we're going tohelp you repair it. Whereas, if
they say, you know, hey, wow, ifthe mother's breast milk
contains cannabinoids, whathappens if we start giving

(34:29):
children a young age, a very lowdose cannabinoid, so they never
have that system that kind ofbreaks in the first place,
right?
But anyway, that's my quickanswer, but I'd love to hear
what your thoughts are.

Speaker 2 (34:40):
Yes, you literally hit the point, and I never done
the research, but I'm going tobe super curious after this
interview myself. Like I'mcurious how much money they make
out of our society from let'ssay age 10 to age, let's say
what they said, seniors, solet's say 65 or something,

(35:01):
right, there's a big gap moneyto be made because everybody's
gonna be in a vicious cycle andeverybody's gonna be making
13,000,000,000,000 so far.That's what our revenue is in
gross for the pharmaceuticalsevery year, right? So, again,
the gap is probably now going toshorten because it's from, let's
say, ten years to like '60, 70.So my question is, you see, they

(35:25):
don't wanna lose this gap.
They wanna suck as much as moneyout of you, keep you in this
vicious cycle, and then youbecome a senior. They made, you
know, I don't know, I'm socurious what the gap is and how
much money they make. Then theydrain out of you. Now this is
the last thing you're gonna puton your plate to drain more

(35:46):
money that's gonna give you someimprovement. So we're an amazing
hero here for you to save you.
No, give it to the kids. Mysister's baby, she's putting her
baby's belly button every singlenight because her whole nervous
system, it's just, you know howmother womb, how the mother is
connected to the baby? Yes, soit's the whole nervous system's

(36:07):
right here. The whole majorlymphatic system is in your
colon. So what does she does?
She literally drops. I neverseen that baby ever cry. I'm not
saying it's related to this, myproduct or anything like that.
I'm not giving the benefit. Butsomehow this baby that's never,
you know, that's I never seenthat baby cry.
And even she's exhausted. Shewas in my house last night at

(36:29):
eleven p. M. And I'm like, thebaby was exhausted, like,
literally redness in the eyes.And it's like, I looked at her,
it's like, an asthma.
She's like, she's still smiling,you know. She's not I never
heard the baby cry for the firstfive months. I don't even know
what that looks like. But thatbeing said, I'm not saying this
is the cannabinoids or anything,but what a surprise, right? The

(36:51):
baby never cried.
So it's always the happiest babyever. So what I'm trying to say
is there's money involved,right? They make so much money
out of you. And what reallydrives me, and that's what they
say, as we age, our systemsweakens. No, let me translate
what they just said.
As we poison ourselves so, so,so, so, so, so much, the micro

(37:14):
toxins, parasites, the metals,all those things are not
discovered in the medical field,but I can I see it in every day
in the lab reports all day long,and then I show it to the
patients and they was like, Ididn't know doctors ever showed
me that before, even holisticdoctors? So instead seeing SVH,
as we fill our cups with so muchof toxins and parasites and the

(37:37):
metals and biofilms andmodelliums, our bodies no longer
can function and the drugs ofcourse and steroids, then we
lose the endocannabinoid, itgets weakened. They said to me
it gets weakened. No, I'm sosorry. Our systems get weakened
by age 10 already.
This is what's going on. BecauseI worked another day, I was

(38:02):
traveling for a couple days andI stopped in a beach just to get
some sun and do my prayers andjust connect with the Lord. And
I literally looked at like kids10 years old are walking with
the fat delivers. What is theirendocannabinoid system? And you
made a perfect point.
It might not kill your diseaseand to do everything 100%,

(38:22):
especially when you're a senior,right? No, but it's definitely
going to prevent you when youstart in a young age to the
maximum, whatever your maximum.But if your body is dealing with
something super, super, superchronic, like for example,
mycotoxin that's called thegliotoxin, Or like thallium
metal. Those are very chronicthings. You can't just remove

(38:45):
them by empoweringendocannabinoid system.
Endocannabinoid system is goingto raise up to fight as much as
they can, but the enemy is stillthere. It's in the house, right?
So, got to find the enemy, we'veto kill the enemy, drag it from
the house, and return it back tothe police station to deal with
it, right? So, what I'm tryingto say here is everything they
do is so strategic, and you canliterally read between the

(39:08):
lines, and it's just so easy tosee it. And I don't even know
why people don't see it.
It's like, it's so easy to seeit. And I literally told seven
years ago, this thing is gonnabecome a drug. It became a drug.
They're going to allow CBDcompanies, which as it's been
happening again, markets, thoseare called free marketers. Like

(39:30):
all the CBD companies, they'relike, you guys are marketing for
pharmaceuticals for the lastfive years, don't you like that?
I like, how do you like that?So, no, we're not. We're
independent companies. It'slike, no, that compound belongs
to them. One day they're gonnaknock your door and say, you're
done marketing this productbecause it's actually gonna go
under prescription for theseniors because their
endocannabinoid system isweakened, which is a nonsense,

(39:53):
right?
And what they're gonna do,they're gonna pull off the
market all these CBD companiesare gonna crash. Yes, some of
them made bunch of money by nowbecause they didn't care what
they do and all that stuff fullof poison and metals and heavy
metals. Most cannabis productsare absolutely dangerously high
in toxicity, dangerously high,because there's no regulations.

(40:14):
That's another major problem ofdealing with. But with that
being said, the agenda was loudand clear years ago.
It's nothing new, typical.

Speaker 1 (40:22):
Incredible. So, I found one chart which I think
says it all. So this right hereis the annual per capita
healthcare cost by age indifferent countries. And you can
see from the bottom from 10years old to 90 years old, the
annual health care costs. So inAmerica, by the age 90, the
annual health care cost is about$45,000 in America.

(40:46):
In Sweden, it's $6,000, right?So like, because this is exactly
what you're saying, right?Where's the money at? The money
is in, especially in America,people getting to the point,
look at that right here, can seeas they hit say 60 years old,
this is when it starts toskyrocket. So it's like, let's

(41:08):
let them be relatively healthyup until about 60, but by that
point, all the toxins, themetals you mentioned, all that
compounds so much that theirhealth starts going drastically
off the rails, and therefore,this is where the money is.
So, there's they they they makeno money in treating 20 year
olds and 30 year olds and 40year olds compared to 65, 70,

(41:30):
80, 90 year olds. Like, thisthis right here shows. Like,
this this is such a tellingchart. I think it's exactly what
you're saying too in youranalysis of that video. It's all
about making money off of thesick and dying.

Speaker 2 (41:42):
Yes. Because we if we prevent those little kids like
what you say, you know, theywouldn't be in the charts, you
know, until their forties andfifties. So they would also miss
a large gap of income. Soeverything is by design, Seth. I
mean, it's like even this videosounds so good, and right now
the mother of two kids says, ohmy gosh, this was for me, but

(42:04):
this is for the seniors.
No. It's literally foreverybody. Our products, because
we do have to follow the FDAguidelines and all that stuff.
We just had a USDA audit.Auditors loved us for the
quality.
They said they've never seen aquality product like this.
They're they're just they'refascinated what we do here. But
you know, and then the healthdepartment comes in and you

(42:25):
know, auditors of USA, like Isit there and I'm like, just
show me what's wrong herebecause there's nothing could
possibly be wrong. Like I go somuch above and beyond for
quality where I don't know asingle company on the planet
earth takes that many steps. Itliterally it's tears and blood,
and it drips one, you know, dropat a time, the oil itself, and

(42:48):
the certain temperatures, andyou name it.
So long story short is whatthey're doing here, it's so loud
and clear. And my question iswhat we're going to do as
humanity about this? Like,right? Are we going to get
tricked again? This is just theone thing, right?
And it is a big deal, again,because it's finally, when I

(43:11):
tell people there'sendocannabinoid system, they
don't call me crazy anymore,right? For the last eight years
I've been called crazy. Thedoctors would call me nuts. You
know, and I worked with someamazing providers out there.
Those are kind of more on mypage.
But you know, it's kind of atleast now we can speak the same
language. But you see, if theyjust jump on the wagon a little
bit earlier before, like ten,fifteen, twenty years ago, the

(43:34):
world would be in a betterplace. So my sadness here comes
in. Our medical system is notquestioning. Those are just
bunch low, you know, mafia drugdealers, I call them.
And I'm so sorry. If there's agood doctor out there, I really
don't want to put you down. Ijust what I'm gonna just do, I'm
gonna empower you to get upstrong. There's always a way for

(43:55):
you to feed your family and tomake your income like, you know,
like myself. I always look forgreat providers and you work
amazing and everybody's doingfine.
So just leave it. If it's notfor you, it's not sitting on
your soul that what you're doingthere and you know you're
punching just drugs every dayall day long within fifteen
minute visits, like, just leavethe system. I promise you.

(44:16):
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there.

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Speaker 2 (45:28):
But there most of you guys out there, if there's any
doctors listening to me, I'm sosorry. In my eyes, if you don't
question why the patient is notgetting better and we're just
adding more drugs, you're just adrug dealer for pharmaceutical
companies. That's it.

Speaker 1 (45:44):
Exactly. I want to ask you a question about
something you said because Ithink it's really important to
understand what's happeningright now with this industry. Is
that so you said that the thethe big corporations, the the
and and and it's really kindagoes beyond the medical
industrial complex. It go youknow, kinda goes into the FDA

(46:05):
and the government andeverything, is that they allow
the small independent companiesto grow the market awareness, to
grow these products. Right?
So it's almost like they theyopen the door, and there's been
a huge boom of I mean, I couldprobably find a chart to reflect
this, but I'd probably say therevenue from cannabis products
in America has probably gone up,you know, 5000% in the last

(46:27):
twenty years. Right? It's becomea massive industry. A lot of
people have made a lot of money.So as I what you're saying is
that they've kinda opened thedoor to allow these companies to
come in and build massive mark amassive market for CBD and THC
products.
But then at some point, oncethey've reached enough market

(46:49):
saturation, they get that knockon the door, and then big pharma
comes in and kinda says, okay.Well, it it's almost like they
use them as the, like, the earlycolonizers. Like, you're gonna
go in there. You're gonna fightoff the natives. You're gonna
go, you know, kinda battle onthe front lines and and die of,
you know, typhoid fever, andyou're gonna clear the land for
us.
But then we're gonna come inwith our railroads and build the

(47:10):
cities, and we don't need youanymore. Right? So is that is
that like what's actuallyhappening right now?

Speaker 2 (47:15):
I just love your intelligence. I mean, yeah,
that's exactly what's happeningbecause they did start knocking
the doors as of last year. Theyliterally knocked down the doors
of couple companies and whatelse they're really doing in my
from the moment it triggered mewhat I understood what's going
on. And a lot of times triggersme in the shower or as I pray or
whatever. So I said, oh, they'realso practicing what the

(47:39):
response is.
So they already sued fewcompanies, okay? The
pharmaceuticals did. And they'renot going to go and sue
everybody because they want tobe prepared for every problem
and then have a solution inplace so it becomes on
autopilot, right? So they'repracticing the exercise right
now, we've already a fewcompanies as of last couple of
years, but they're not doing itin a massive scale. They're

(48:00):
looking what's the law missingso they can go create that law
in the next couple of years.
So that guy was able to fighthis case, that CBD company,
because they had like a$100,000,000 revenue, you know?
So they're kind of changing thelaws, they're practicing what
the little gaps are. So whenthey're gonna do the massive
scale, everything is in theirfavor. See? Perfect sense.

(48:24):
They've been exercising already.And I seen it, and I predicted,
and I told them, and I said, Youcan't exercise on NASA's hemp.
Like it's literally mothernature. It's like it's exactly
what the human body is designedto receive, it's been begging
for, and it should be done andput next to the spinach in the
grocery stores.

Speaker 1 (48:44):
So tell us more about what you've done with Nessus
Hemp. So I'll pull up yourwebsite because let's see, I
think I have it sitting overhere. There we go. So your
website, which I'll have all thelinks in the description for it.
So you're saying it's it's theworld's first living full

(49:07):
spectrum certified organic c b da hemp extract.
Based upon the conversationwe've had thus far, you know,
I'm gonna make it as an educatedguess here, that what you've
figured out how to do is tapinto the original, like, the the
pure. Not only is it organic,but you're tapping into the pure

(49:30):
essence of the plant as Godintended. And you've basically
kinda turned that into thislittle serum that is the essence
of really what your body needsin terms of its cannabinoid
system. And I'm guessing thatit's even safe for young
children to take. Right?
But I'll let you explain,though. Give us a little bit of

(49:51):
background on on what NessusHemp is and why it is so
different than what you're gonnafind in, like, the Whole Foods
health section where it says,oh, CBD, CBD, CBD, etcetera.

Speaker 2 (50:03):
Yeah. It is absolutely a huge difference
between our product. First ofall, our product is not a drug,
so that means it's very much thenatural form. But my natural
form, as a holistic healer, assomebody who deals with very
chronic cases, right? Verysuccessful, of course the God's
help only.
I am nobody here, I'm just beingused by my creator. The product,

(50:31):
when I say different, it'sreally not the different what we
had thousands of years ago. It'sthe different what's on the
market today. So our bodiesneeds, it's called entourage
effect. And in order to have anentourage effect, you can't be
having just a CBD or even CBDAor THC.

(50:51):
You need every moleculechemistry wise to be in exact
form as in the living plant inthe soil in a finished bottle.
And nothing can be reallychanged there. Like that means
an extraction process arecrucial to, extraction processes

(51:12):
are crucial to, they're superprecise, right? So very much
there's a lot of thought behindin our extraction processes of
course. And then growingprocesses, right?
Because in this modern soil youcan't really grow anything
healthy because if it's aspinach, if it's tomato, even if

(51:32):
it's original seeds, it's greatgenetics and healthy genetics,
the plants, any kind of type ofplants, including our plants,
they can't really expressthemselves in the highest
potential, which is theirhighest potential is that with
medicinal portfolio that ismeant for us to have it. So for
me, everything starts with thesoil, with the seed, with the

(51:54):
growing, the harvesting, handson prayers between, and same
thing when I actually bepreparing for a new extraction
right now in January. I'll beliterally on my knees, like
looking into the plant as theplants are getting extracted, my
hands on, I don't allow anybodyparticipate into the extraction.
I mean a lot of times my work isoverseen by my team, you know,

(52:18):
the chemists and everythingelse, but I am physically
participating in the touch withthe plan because I have
intention and I want to makesure nobody puts different
intentions. So there's a lot ofdetails.
And you mentioned the USDA. Yes,it is nothing for me to get the
USDA little sticker on. As Isaid, we just had an audit a

(52:39):
couple days ago and these peoplecouldn't believe what we do.
Like they're just sitting andit's mind boggling for them.
Right?
But for me, it's like, okay,I'll get a little sticker. I'll
pay a little extra. So we havesome people who then doesn't
understand beyond organic orlike really our intention. Like
they can at least notifythemselves it must be probably a

(53:00):
good product. It has that littlesilly sticker on.
It kind of puts us in acategory, healthy product, you
know. But for me that categorydoesn't mean anything. My
category is the healthiest soil,the cleanest, the most tested in
parts per billion from everymicrotoxin, every metal,

(53:20):
bacterias, and I'm talking aboutevery bottle that goes on the
market is tested in the mostextensive ways, and it's multi
tested just in case thelaboratory made a mistake. And
we don't even trust onelaboratory, we send it to two
for the full panel that coststhousands of dollars. So what
I'm trying to say here is Ileave no room for any error

(53:44):
mistakes.
That's it. There's like when theproduct goes into fulfillment
home, I know that baby was donein the perfect from the seed,
from the microbe to the water,to the extraction, to the
harvest, to the everything. Sothat's what I'm talking about of
clean and pure. And that's whatour bodies need. Our bodies need

(54:06):
that full chemistry becausethere's so much going on here,
you know, and our body's askingfor this entourage effect.
It's just like, you know havinga car with three wheels, you
know, and then you know there'sonly two seats, and then maybe
you don't have four windows andthe back window is gone. So it's
like you know the car is stillgonna drive, it's okay car, but

(54:26):
it's not gonna be the fulleffect of experiencing your car.
Same for the body. In order tohave the full effect, you need
to have a full plant. And we didit in Annapolis Hemp.
Very successful for many years,but never changed a thing. Right
now, we're possibly planning tochange, not even a change,
soften the strength because it'sso strong and it's so earthy and

(54:49):
not everybody can handle. Peoplesay, I cannot handle the taste.
Oh, it's burning my throat. AndI said, it's good it's burning
your throat.
You should be excited about it.It's actually killing
everything. What made you sickin the first place, you know?
And people's like, oh, it mustbe a side effect. It's like, I
just went on diarrhea and, youknow, went to, you know,
bathroom for three, four days.
Good. It's killing everything.Release it. Why you wanna keep

(55:12):
it? You know?
So it's working. It's amazing.You know, give it a couple more
days. Cleanse the body. Get ridof this stuff.
So that's the difference.

Speaker 1 (55:20):
And so basically, it's helpful to understand this
because I'm I always formanalogies and metaphors in my
mind, and that's how I kind ofunderstand concepts, and I try
my best to then give peoplethose analogies to help them
understand that this is how Iprocess things. And so I'm
thinking about this. I'm seeingthe extraction. Right? So
there's a lot of talk about seedoils and how bad seed oils are

(55:42):
for you.
And let's take soybean oil, forinstance, which is a very common
seed oil or rapeseed, you know,canola oil. Right? So say,
soybean oil for instance. If ifI went to my backyard and I had
an organically grown soybeanplant and I did a you know, I
had the the tools to do a propercold press extraction of that

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oil, that oil would not be badfor me. The problem is that if
the modern seed oil in thisindustry, which I've covered
this before, where they takethat oil, they then process it
with chemicals, they heat it up,they extract it, then they
reprocess it, and they add thisother chemical, and they burn it
off, and they do this.
It's it's the process that takesthat original oil and turns it

(56:26):
into a poison that they thensell to us and they put it in
our kids' foods and everything.And so if I understand correctly
with this, I'd imagine that alot of the CBD oils, lot of
different, you know, kind ofplant stuffs on the market, The
extraction process, not tomention, was the plant
originally organically grown orwas it using pesticides,

(56:48):
etcetera. But then once they getto the extraction process, that
extraction process is alsointroducing all kinds of
negative toxic chemicals thatget into that end product.
Whereas, like what you'resaying, you mentioned that it's
kinda like every molecule shouldbe aligned to how it originally
was in the plant. Right?
So you've figured out how totake that plant and extract that

(57:10):
oil in a way that you're reallyjust getting the the pure,
healthy essence of that plant.Is is looking at is is this is a
seed oil analogy kind of is ithelpful for understanding the
industry?

Speaker 2 (57:22):
No. It's a 100%. And and I I love that analogy
because when you say, like, seedoils or the soy like, so like,
think about it. Or even they saysunflower seeds, for example,
it's not good for us. Like, orthe sunflower seed oil is not
good for us.
Right? My question is, justimagine if you have this

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superhuman strong hand. You havea pure natural sunflower that's
been grown on earth forthousands of years. God intended
to be here for a reason. And nowyou squeeze it so so hard
because you have this power, themagical power, right?
And it all drops, right? It'slike, why it's not healthy for
me? Like, just explain it to me.It's the exact same thing, and

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nothing was added or changed,you know, like there's no harsh
chemicals as you say orprocesses or heating that change
the chemistry in it. So it'sjust the squeeze.
It was a nice squeeze with nowhat's called like a sandpaper,
what the sand a lot of timesmaterials, what you call the
squeezer materials, have becausein the they have a the surface

(58:30):
level, it's invisible to theeye, but it's visible under
microscope. It feels like asandpaper for the plant, so it
becomes a little bit harder forthe plant, changes the molecular
structure. So you have to makesure all those things are, that
becomes very engineering and wedon't have to get into. So, but
as long as it doesn't reallychange the chemistry of the oil

(58:51):
or the seed and turns into theexact same thing, except now you
have a raw plant, you just haveit in the oil form that is super
potent and super, you know, inextraction super potent form,
Why it's not healthy for you? Idon't understand.
Especially when we talk aboutcannabinoids. I don't, you know,
I can't even get it. And onething I want to mention is in

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order for farmers to grow a hempor any kind of type of cannabis
nature in a nature, it's almostimpossible to grow them healthy
and clean. And I really mean itbecause the hemp plant itself by
nature, I say it's very magicalplant, but it does so many

(59:36):
purposes for us. You can buildhomes, you can create clothing,
you know, you can createbreathable homes so there's no
mold growing in your house.
You can empower the mostessential endocannabinoid system
that's going to triggerthousands of points for you to
be healthy. So what happenshere, hemp plant is also a soil

(59:57):
cleaner. So what, it's likeperfect soil cleaner, it's like
a magnet, it's like the bestmagnet there is for every toxin
in the soil. So if you'regrowing hemp for medicinal
purposes, that soil has to beperfect to begin with because
the hemp plant grabs everythingfrom everywhere naturally. So

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now it's all sucked in in theroots, exposed to the plant, and
as you extract the plant itstays in it.
So you can no longer use formedicinal purposes, right? Like
it's a lot of, for example,Colorado is full of metals. It's
full of metals. I was physicallyinvestigating most of the soils
in America and I was travelingaround the country and Colorado

(01:00:42):
had lots of metals. And one ofthe USD farmers, he says, why
are you even worried?
The USD still allows us to havex y z amount of metals because
they're not, they're good,they're okay for us, it's not a
big deal. I'm like, wow, how inthe world this is okay? And we
can't avoid this issue. Coloradois full of metals. Our soil is

(01:01:03):
loaded and we can't avoid it.
So they gave us differentstandards to follow through
because the environment to beginwith is not there for the hemp
to grow in a medicinal way. Soin order to grow hemp for
medicinal purposes, it's notjust the healthy seeds and
healthy soil, it's also how toclean the toxins prior you plant
the seed.

Speaker 1 (01:01:24):
Interesting, interesting. And so now do you
grow yours in greenhouses?

Speaker 2 (01:01:31):
No, I prep the soil. I do my magic.

Speaker 1 (01:01:34):
I see. Okay.

Speaker 2 (01:01:35):
Like very magic.

Speaker 1 (01:01:37):
Okay. I won't get into your kind of secret recipes
there. But I want to jump backover to your website just to
better understand this. And so,we've I think that we've done a
good job outlining theendocannabinoid system and how
it ties into all these othersystems and how, like, this one
thing affects it's not like, oh,well, this is good for heart

(01:02:00):
issues, and that's it. It seemslike it's almost like it's it's
kinda good for everything.
Right? So what do peopletypically take this for? Is it
something that, you know, evenchildren can take at a young age
because it just it's just likethis such a healthy building
block of their of their system?And what kind of results are

(01:02:23):
people seeing? Like, whatactually, I'll tell you what.
I'm gonna just look at yourtestimonials page and see, you
know, what people are sayinghere. So, know, much better
joints, you know, joints work,muscles way less stiff, pain.
I've been diagnosed withosteoarthritis, hardly know I
have it after using your CBDA.Here's another one, having

(01:02:43):
played professional soccer forover six years and suffering
three concussions, the processtaking care of and repairing my
body is very important to me. Itonly took a few short weeks of
incorporating Nessus hemp in mywellness routine for me to
notice significant changes.
There's nothing like that in themarket. If you're an athlete,
there's no other hemp oil youshould be using. Actually,
here's a good one. I've beentaking my CBD, oil and, AM and

(01:03:06):
PM for two weeks, and I'malready seeing improvement in my
sleep, anxiety, and inflammationin my shoulder. So what you're
seeing here, the reason I wannapoint this out is that you're
seeing sleep improvement,anxiety improvement,
inflammation, joint issues.
And and there's a bunch ofyou've got a bunch and tons of
reviews on here, that Iencourage people to check out.
Actually, here, this is a goodone. I've been using Ness' oil

(01:03:27):
for over two years, The resultshave been life changing. Was
taking gout medication,arthritis medication, and
others, and I've stopped all ofthese medicines. I've tried
other CBD oils and found them tobe watered down versions
compared to Ness's pure oil.
You can taste the difference.Love the product. Can't say
enough good things about it. I'drecommend this product to anyone
who has any ailments of anytype. So these are these are how

(01:03:49):
this is helpful real feedback.
I'm guessing, you know, yourmarketing person didn't write
these. These are real peopleleaving these reviews. You can
tell. And so what what do like,I guess if someone came to you
and say, hey. What will thishelp out with?
What are the benefits of takingthis? And I guess at what age,
should people would yourecommend for people to start?

Speaker 2 (01:04:11):
So legally, I'm not allowed to promote any just
besides being an adult becauseFDA does not allow us to promote
for the children 18. But if Ihad kids, I definitely would
start putting them in a bellybutton from the moment they were
born. That would be my scenario,right? Because I just understand
this a little bit differently, Iguess, than most people. We need

(01:04:36):
to understand one thing is thatI know everybody is looking for
the symptoms approach and I'mtrying to get, you know, our
system out of this mindset.
And I know it might even hurt mysales, but at this point I don't
care because I'm serving my God.That's all. But I'm going to
speak the truth and the truth isgoing to set me free. Yes, it's

(01:05:01):
going to empower your immunesystem. Yes, it's going to help
inflammation.
Yes, it's to help you sleep.Yes, it's going to regulate. But
what really, does empowers thatmain system that is responsible
for all kinds of issues that'snot listed on reviews. And yes,
our reviews are 100% real. Infact, I had so many marketing

(01:05:23):
companies say, I'm gonna givereviews.
I don't want your reviews. Iwant to go and connect with all
my clients and patients and talkto them what happened to them
and collect the data because Idon't have time for that. That's
the real reviews I want. So yes,our reviews are real, but it's
like people surprise me what itdoes for them. People say, Naso,
my hair stopped growing, my skinis growing, my vision got

(01:05:46):
improved, my nails are better.
You know, like my prostateissues are gone. So after using
three, four months, right? So itreally, it balances, it's like
can you imagine you have thismother that loves you
unconditionally, or God, perfectexample, and He knows exactly
what we need. So he keepsdropping right there for you

(01:06:10):
exactly what you need. So thatsystem, the anticanabinoid
system is so essential to us notbecause it just regulates
everything, but also knowsexactly what you're missing at
that moment.
And you have this as a sideeffect maybe, you know, as
anxiety or inflammation or yourbody catches some flu symptoms.
It's living from everything toeverything. I've never seen for

(01:06:32):
something specifically. Somewoman told me she got pregnant
because of our product. I waslike, oh, okay, that's news to
me.
You know, like, the onegentleman contacted me, he's
like, I didn't do anydifference. I improved my diet.
I'm no longer eating so muchcarbs and sugar and dairy
products, and my PCA numbersdropped 70%, 80% in a couple of

(01:06:54):
months. You know, like, do youthink I knew that? No.
But he creaked my curiosity, andI looked in the mechanisms
behind. Of course, themainstream research is not
talking about CBDA because it'snot beneficial. They can patent
it, right? They're gonna pushall the research based on CBD,
but the CBDA does thousand timesmore than any CBD product on the

(01:07:16):
market. So the research, I don'thave that research because I'm
not a pharmaceutical company, Idon't have, you know, to dump
$500,000,000 to figure out more.
So I have to listen to whatpeople are telling me and the
results are incredible. Likepeople had ear infections. My
cousin for example, she was veryclose to me, so she's like,
Enessa, I had nothing in thehouse. I got ear infection. I

(01:07:37):
put a few drops, my earinfection was gone within three
to six hours.
Some, I have a woman who isusing for her face, you know,
her marks from the sundisappeared, you know, the dark
marks and all that stuff. Somepeople saying it helps with the
wrinkles. It's like, puttingyour angel in the system and the
angel protects you fromeverything and it helps you

(01:07:58):
balance this because your bodyis about to crash right here.
Balance this because your bodyis about to crash here. And
people when they're superchronic, sometimes they feel it
and sometimes they don't.
So that's why I tell people youhave to give it minimum three
months to use it for threemonths. And if the dose that is
suggested on the bottle does notwork for you, please empower

(01:08:22):
yourself with a higher dose.Shake the bottle very well and
stop actually putting morepoison into your body. A lot of
times what I'm saying is peopleare infected with mold,
mycotoxins, and endocannabinoidsystem will empower your body to
fight that mold, but if youtruly have mold, which is most

(01:08:44):
people do in some levels, someare very high, some low, What
happens is endocannabinoidsystem cannot kill mold. It's
the biggest, the mold is thebiggest devil on the earth.
It's one of my biggest enemies.I fight every single day for
myself and the other people outthere, and it requires major

(01:09:05):
strategy that we normally do inREGENSYS three sixty nine, but
mold, if you have like a majorexposure to mold and your body's
been eaten up by mold, have allthese major, major, major
neurological issues, So our oil,if you use it correctly, it will
help you to feel better and it'sgonna help you to manage. In
some cases it'll help you tofight big time, but again you've

(01:09:27):
got to also bring a tool to killthe enemy. You see what I'm
saying? So each individual has adifferent result, but it's
really for everything.

Speaker 1 (01:09:36):
That makes perfect sense. So on your website, this
is the shop tab, there'sbasically two different, there's
a five hundred milligram and athousand milligram kind of dose.
How long, just, I guess ifsomeone's taking the typical
dose daily, how long does thislast?

Speaker 2 (01:09:55):
Depends. As I said, when I'm going through major
stress levels in my life, I usepretty high doses. So my body
lasts me two to three weeks,right? But if I don't go, if I
just kind of sailing and I justwant to feel good every single
day, I keep it on a low dose. Soit depends.

(01:10:15):
Some people last three, fourweeks, some people last six
weeks. Depends how much they useit. Really, really depends.

Speaker 1 (01:10:24):
Okay. Well, Well, this has been I I've really,
really enjoyed this discussion.And, like I said, I'll I'll put
all the links in thedescription. I know we also have
a discount code. So, Seth, myname, s e t h, will get an
additional discount, off thepurchase of this.
But, you know, I'm without youkind of, you know, kind of going

(01:10:45):
against FDA and recommending it,I'm thinking, gosh, like, know,
I've got a one year old and afive year old, and I'm thinking,
this is gonna be perfect. Youknow, get know, I'll accept a
little, you know, routine, alittle drop in the mouth or
however, you know, we're gonnagive it to them. But it just it
just makes sense. Right? It'slike, you know, like my one year
old, she's 21, she's stillbreastfeeding, which is great.

(01:11:05):
Almost no health issues, right?And because you can see, you
know, because it's like, ah,this is the perfect supplement
to just the natural ways ofkeeping healthy. So, again, like
I said, I'll make sure that Iput all the links and the
details and the promo code inthe description for the show.
And, yeah, just thank you forgiving us your time today. I
really, really enjoyed talkingto you.
I learned a lot, and I lookforward to doing it again soon.

Speaker 2 (01:11:30):
Thank you, Seth. I really appreciate you, and thank
you for being amazing to ourhumanity. I appreciate you.

Speaker 1 (01:11:34):
Absolutely. Thank you.