Episode 160 - 8.17.25 The Parasitic Truth: How Infections Shape "Disease" - The Dr. Lodi Podcast

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome to Sunday Night Live in one part of the
world.
If you were over here, you knowit's such a beautiful morning I
would have to play that song bythe Young Rascals.
You all know that song, anybodyknow that song.
Anybody know that song by theYoung Rascals.
It's a beautiful morning.
Those were the days, man.
I know that you might thinkthat today's music is music, but

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I guess it is at some levels.
But I mean, mean, there was agroup called traffic.
Never, I've never heardanything that cool today.
Stevie winwood, it's abeautiful morning.
It is over here.
Um, fantastic, if I could takethis outside, this, this whole
thing outside, I would um, sweetcaroline, yeah, all that stuff.

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Who was that that?
Neil Diamond, pretty cool,pretty amazing.
So happy to have been born inthat era.
Did you ever hear thatexpression?
All the best music in the worldhas already been written.
Anyway, I'm sure there's somebeautiful stuff going to come up
on this planet.
Yeah, stevie Wonder and EricClapton.

(01:02):
What what?
Young Rascal?
Yeah, stevie Wonder and EricClapton, what, what Young Rascal
?
Yeah, I mean, what else Can youimagine listening to the radio
live in real time?
You've got Stones, beatles, jimiHendrix, and what is one line
by Jimi Hendrix that kind ofidentifies, symbolizes the

(01:23):
mid-60s.
Can you know one line by JimiHendrix?
Do I read books?
Yeah, last book I read was andI do recommend it it's called
Invisible Rainbow.
Invisible Rainbow Reallyimportant, are you experienced?
No, that's pretty cool.
That might be one, but Ithought it was kind of like this
naive arrogance of itunexpectedly stopped and now

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it's back on.
Okay, this naive.
Yeah, there you go.
Excuse me while I kiss the sky.
Love that, my God.
What is that saying?
Anyway?
And the police, right, foxyLake, too cool.
And what's coming out today?
At best sub -mediocrity, atbest Electric Lady.

(02:05):
Oh, hendrix, I saw him live atthe hollywood bowl.
It was crazy.
Everybody was on lsd, includinghim.
You were there.
Huh, hollywood bowl, everyonecame down.
He told everyone to come,everybody just came down.
I had a.
I was in the front row and Ihad all these people standing on
my shoulders.
It was kind kind of cool.
Got to see things I wouldn'tnormally see.
Anyway, here we are.

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It's a Monday to some peopleand it's a Sunday to other
people.
The Doors, yes, and then PinkFloyd.
I mean, pink Floyd blew my mind.
I used to write for the back ofalbums back in the day.
So I would get albums beforethey were released and I would

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listen to them and then I'dwrite a what they would put on
the album cover or they wouldgive to djs and um.
I got this album and I didn't,and it was, and it was, uh,
called dark side of the moon andit hadn't been released.
It was released released, Ithink, about six months later,
but the whole weekend was gone.
The whole weekend I waslistening to that album.

(03:08):
It was amazing.
That album.
I'll never get over it, thatalbum, dark Side of the Moon.
I was in California.
I grew up in LA, yeah, born inNew York, but I hitchhiked out
to LA when I was two.
No, no, my mother came with meand grew up in LA.

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We're going to talk aboutparasites.
So cool, all right, I know youguys don't want to keep hearing
about my stuff, about mereminiscing.
All right, you know it'sterrible, because, isn't it?
Old people reminisce.
I don't want to reminisce, butit's not reminiscing, I mean, if
young people do, it is itanyway?
Let's not get lost in madness.
So where are we?

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Okay, we're going to start withthe question First of all.
First of all, just to do whatwe have to do every time.
You all know that this Sundaynight live is on all the social
media, except for tick tock.
Tick tock, because they justdon't like me.
If I can post anything, I canpost that some apples are red
and some apples are green andthey'll take it down saying that

(04:13):
I violated community standards.
Yeah, they do.
And yet you have other weirdstuff on TikTok.
That's fine.
So they just don't like me forsome reason and there's no way I
can get around it and I won'tAnyway.
So on Twitter, if you want to,or X at DRThomasLodyMD, you've
got to put the MD back.

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Everything else Instagram,facebook, youtube, linkedin,
rumble, it's all.
At DRThomasLody, no MD.
Okay, all right.
And then just a reminder we'vegot these three groups and the

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reason we have the three groupsis because the format, what
we're doing right now, is thatI'm going to read and answer
questions that have beensubmitted throughout the week
and I'm not really going to beable to interact with everyone
who's part of this.
But that's what the groups arefor.
So the groups we actuallydialogue, we can talk.
If you ask a question and Ineed more information, I can ask
you about it.
But whereas here on these livestreams I can't because they

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were pre-submitted and we're notinteracting, I can't get more
clarification on what you'resaying.
So it's really good.
And so we have the health andhealing group with the parasite
group, and we have the cfc group.
And I have to always say thisbecause, for those of you don't
know, if you're new to this,cfc's chronically fermenting
cells are what therockefellerian world, rocky and
his boys, rocky and his gang,what they call, uh, the cancer.

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Right, they could have calledit virgo, they could have called
it Virgo, they could havecalled it Gemini, maybe Sag,
sagittarius, I mean, they couldhave Not Scorpio, never Scorpio
Leo, but they wound up callingit cancer.
So we don't call it thatbecause that's not what it is.
It's chronically verminic cells.
It's like saying, it's likecalling an apple a frog.

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It's not a frog.
Why should I call it a frog?
All right, so that's it.
So there's cfcs for those ofyou who don't know.
So you don't have to ask thatquestion again, because they're
chronically fermenting cells.
Right, and we had part two ofthe webinar series, um, just
last couple days ago.
Um, the human diet.
And the reason we're talkingabout the human diet is because

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there's so much confusion aboutwhat the human diet is.
And the reason why is there somuch confusion about what the
human diet is?
The reason there is so muchconfusion about the human diet
is it's because humans, we'reall enculturated, we're born
into a culture and, um, we loseour what do you call it?
We lose our instinct.
And so when we lose ourinstinct, uh, it's not that we

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lose our, what do you call it?
We lose our instinct.
And so when we lose ourinstinct, it's not that we lose
it, it's just that what happensis that we learn that it's not
appropriate.
Our parents, our friends notour friends, but our parents,
school relatives everybody istelling us that to respond
instinctively is unacceptable.
You've got to do this, you'vegot to do that, and so we learn
how to respond instinctively isunacceptable.
You've got to do this, you'vegot to do that, and so we learn

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how to respond.
And part of the central part ofevery culture is the cuisine of
that culture, and it's thatcuisine that is.
You know, when we talk aboutillnesses that seem to run in
families or run in, actually runin countries or cultures, it's

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pretty much the cuisine, right,and we know that because we've
looked at the Japanese, theJapan, hawaii, california heart
studies and we saw that the sameethnicity, all born in Japan.
Some stayed there, some movedto Hawaii and some moved to
California and as they did, thefirst generation that moved over
pretty much had the sameillnesses that the original

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Japanese do, except California,because they did really start to
eat quite differently.
In Hawaii they could still eatJapanese food, right, but the
second generation pretty muchhad the illness characteristics
of that location.
So it's not ethnic, I mean it'snot genetic, but the second
generation pretty much had theillness characteristics of that
location.
So it's not ethnic, I mean it'snot genetic, so we know that,
but anyway.
So it's cuisine.
That's what it comes down to.

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All right, so I'm not going tobe able to talk to you all so I
can't interact with you.
Let's get going, let's look atsome questions.
Anyway, so part two was theother day and I think part three
is going to be August 28th, 8pm Eastern, and then part four
will be September 11th, eastern,and we've added a part five and

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that will be on September 25th,8 pm Eastern, and part five is
going to be the part which is onwhat we call the.
Anyway, basically it was howdid nature produce us?
What are we designed by natureto eat?
And that needed a lot more work.
So I'm making it much, much,much.

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So that'll be on September 25th, 8 pm, eastern Standard Time.
So you guys should watch thesethings, because it's only
controversial when you don'tknow.
It's kind of like an opinion.
You only can have an opinionwhen you don't know.
If you know, it's not anopinion.

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So, for example, 2 plus 2equals 4 is not an opinion.
And the fact that I know theway the heart works, that's not
an opinion.
So, for example, two plus twoequals four is not an opinion.
All right.
And the fact that I know theway the heart works, that's not
an opinion.
It's not an opinion.
The way the heart and lungswork together, it's not an
opinion.
The phases of detoxification ofthe liver it's not an opinion.
These are not opinions.
It's not an opinion that if youstep out of a window at a

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certain height, you're going tofall at 32 feet per second
squared period it's not anopinion.
So when you know what's thetruth, it's not an opinion.
If you don't know, it's anopinion.
Everybody's welcome to opinion,yeah right.
So everyone's welcome to notknow until you know.
So when you don't know something, the best thing to do is to
find out the answer, instead ofasking this person and that
person and getting a lot ofhearsay, hearsay and hearsay and

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hearsay.
All right, so right, okay, soI'm going to do that, and so
part three of this is going tobe what does the research show?
Okay, so we went in part two.
Part two was cooked food ispoison, and if you didn't see it
, you should go to the websiteand try to see it DrLobbycom and
watch it.

(10:26):
Because if you don't, if youknow that cooked food is poison,
then you need to see this.
If you know that cooked food ispoison, you don't need to see
it.
But if you don't know that,alright, jeanette from Pattaya,
anyway, what else?
So that was the last one.
So, but kudfu is definitelypoison, and you watch that and

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then tell me it's not.
Well, then I'd like to have adiscussion with you then,
because now you've been informed.
Now, part three is going to bethis research.
What does the research show?
You got all these, all thisinformation.
Now, what does the researchactually show?
Yeah, um, and and this up toyou all too, anybody who's's in
the groups.
Actually, you want to refineyour program, because you do.

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You want it specifically foryou.
So I would recommend that youget private classes with Darren,
vanessa, donna and even Kathy,kathy's, kathy's corners, people
with CFCs and that's kind of,you know, working out the was,
working out the, the, theemotions, along with this kind

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of being, in this kind ofsituation.
I mean, there are, the motionsare just well, it makes a roller
coaster look like a slow boatride.
Yeah, so you know.
And so, anyway, all these arevery important because you need
to fine tune your journey, right, and that's what these that's
for.
So they, if you don't know, ifyou're not in the groups, you

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know that you have access to,you know, a kinesiologist who
helps you understand, gives youways to move, to keep, to move
your body so that you canmaintain a healthy immune system
, so that you can maintain yourstrength, so that you can
maintain your clarity, so thatyou can maintain your
cardiovascular health.
Movement turns out to beessential, okay, um, and then we

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have nutrition, and you knowvanessa is not only a
nutritionist but she's also,from an environmental point of
view of you.
You know what should I not doand what should I not purchase,
and what things are damaged me.
So it's really important torealize it's not only what we
put our mouth, it's what we puton our bodies and it's what
we're breathing and it's what.

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So there's a whole part of youknow nutrition things that are
coming into our body.
How do we deal with that?
How do we deal with the MF?
How do we deal with that?
So all those things, what aboutsleep?
You know there's that.
And then we've got Donna, who'sbeen raw herself, 100% raw for
eating uncooked food for about37 years.
So that's pretty amazing.

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And I met her way back when andshe was at that point she had
been leading groups for a longtime and helping people make the
adjustment.
And why would you want to makethe adjustment?
What?
Watch these seminars, thisfive-series seminar, watch these
seminars.
And then you tell me I'm onlygoing to tell you, you tell me
what you should eat.
Tell me Watch them, all right,and then we'll all speak the

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same language and we're able tocommunicate.
But anyway, I really uh, ifyou're in the groups, you, you,
if that, you, you know you mightneed them for a long time, but
you might need to stay there forthree weeks, four weeks,
whatever, just to get your.
For you specifically veryimportant.
Yeah, video cooks.
Food is poison.
Just go to doc um drlodycom.
Drlodycom.
On my, on my um, my website,it'll be under um.

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Yeah, it's very important, veryimportant.
He knew, but did you guys notknow about this?
Nobody knew that we were havingthis.
It's crazy, I mean.
I don't know why we were notable to inform the world, but we
were not.
All this stuff is extremelyrelevant and of course, we're
not going to.
We're going to keep it a secrethere.
I don't understand it.

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Anyway, so let's get on withsome questions already, all
right.
Why is it?
Why are they so small?
There we go, oh gosh, this isfrom annette, and annette says
I've I've had systemic for fiveyears, almost gave up, but
started taking ivermectin,fembendazole, metronidazidazole
and nidazoxanide Two weeks agoand I'm seeing improvement,

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waiting on orders of fluconazole, nystatin, doxycycline,
paracetamol, barantopomoyate andniclosamide you mentioned a
doctor is needed to help andcan't do this on my own.
Do you have anyone you can referIf I find a doctor that is open
to working with you.
You can refer If I find adoctor that is open to working
with you what's that processlook like and how much are your

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services?
Can a doctor be a chiropractor,naturopath?
I'm going to see a naturopathfor Ibu in Ojai.
Live in Santa Barbara,california.
Thank you so much.
All right, well, even SantaBarbara.
So you're near, emma, you shouldgo.
Dr Emma Abramayan, you got togo get your mouth checked, you
got to get the oral thing, yougot to get your.
It's like number one at thebeginning of every process of

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healing.
Okay, go get biologicaldentistry.
Okay, you're in California, doit.
Dr Emma Abramayan, glendale,california.
The reason I recommend her isshe's the best in the world and
you're right there.
So there, okay, so now I'mhappy to work with a doctor.
It doesn't matter what trainingthey have with chiropractics or

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naturopathy, as long as theyunderstand enough about
physiology and pharmacology,know.
So, yeah, yeah, I'm very happy.
Yeah, so I don't know of anyonein particular in that area.
So now, well, you know onething.

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So, so, if you say you havesystemic parasites, now I'm not
sure if you know that, how youcame up with that conclusion
that they're systemic.
But let's see, having had themfor quite a while.
So I'm assuming you know wecan't talk, I can't, but I hope

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you're listening, but anyway,for example, but in that you're
listening, but anyway, forexample, strong alloides is a
systemic.
They could this, could thisbecomes uh, effects like every
organ, central nervous system,heart, gastrointestinal system,
lungs it's really systemic.
Um, yeah, hey, trevor me too.
So, um, anyway, I'm not surewhat you have, but I mean, maybe

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you've had a gastrointestinal,evidence of gastrointestinal,
maybe you've seen some worms inyour stool or stuff like that.
Remember there are worms andprotozoa.
So I'm not sure what you have.
But the combination you'retaking ivermectin, menzo, if
you're taking nitrozoxonide, youdon't need the metronidazole,
remember that's just going forprotozoa and the nitrozoxonide

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takes care of that quite well.
Plus, the nitrozoxonide alsogets some worms.
So the good combination ofivermectin and thimbenzole it
could be albendazole, it couldbe mebendazole, and so you don't
need to be taking.
So fluconazole and nystatin arefor the fungus, fungi.
Doxycycline is not necessarilyfor parasites, so you know it's

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got a lot of other purposes.
The prosaequantel is for a veryspecific range the flukes that
are called flatworms, that alsoget into your liver, into the
biliary system, and can causeeverything up to CFCs in the

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biliary system,cholangiocarcinoma.
So if I were to do three, itwould be ivermectin, one of the
benzamidazoles, and niclosamine,and then you don't need other
stuff.
You pretty much got it all withthat, right, and that's it, and
I would do.
If this was me, I would dothree-week-on.
This is what I do Three-week-on, one-week-off, three-week-on,

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one-week-off, three-week-on,one-week-off.
The reason you do that is youreally need to have a week off
your liver, a week off yourliver needs it.
Um, and also, remember there,these guys are in cycles, so
they've laid trillions of eggsand so, even if you successfully
got all the adults, those eggsare going to be hatching, but

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they're going to be and it's notjust the full moon, remember,
they're hatching all the time.
The full moon.
There's a greater crop, butthere's still that.
If it was, anyway, they havetheir timing.
You know, eggs hatch in certainamount of time and so, and
they're laying eggs every day,thousands.
So you've got to like, do thisrolling program three weeks,

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because you got to, you got toget them in all their different
stages.
And then you add in the umantiifungals, because, as we all
know, whenever you have, therole of funguses is to recycle
dead matter, to make it ready,to make it, turn it into healthy
soil so we can have things grow.
So they're not part of the foodcycle.
They're just basicallyrecycling dead matter and

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getting it ready to support lifeand uh.
So if, if, if, when, the whenthe antiparasitic medicines are
successful, you're going to havea lot of um, unalive parasites
hanging around.
So and then, depending on how,if you need just fluconazole or

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just nystatin or whatever um,but anyway I would not worry
about just do one of the antif,but anyway I would not worry
about just do one of theantifungals and I wouldn't worry
about the doxycycline,prasipwanto or parental palmoid
at this point.
So getting them out of yoursystem, your body is very good
at that.
You do a cleanse, you do a goodjuice, a thorough juice cleanse
.
You do some colonics.
Or if you can't afford colonicsor you can't find a good colon

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therapist, then do enemas.
So you do enemas, drink a lotof juice, and that's how you'll
get them out of your body.
You don't have to worry aboutthat.
Your body doesn't need it.
Your body's pretty incrediblyintelligent.
You know, kind of made by alittle signature there you can't
see, designed by divinity andthat's it.

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So it'll get rid of it.
You.
You can take binders.
They're good, but they're forother things.
We use binders for you know,you need binders anyway, right,
because we're always gettingexposed to stuff.
So we need binders and they'rehelpful.
They're helpful, but I'm tryingto.
What I need to have peopleunderstand is that this body

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doesn't need that much help.
In fact, the less we do and themore we step away and we allow
it to do what it can do.
That's what fasting is allabout.
You fast and what you're doingis you're turning it over.
You're saying, not my will, butthy will be done, do it.
I can't, of course, but youmade this.

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Let's see that.
Please take care it does it.
It's a humbling, it's a turningit over, it's a letting go, let
God.
It's a very spiritual andphysical experience.
But the body was designed thatwhen you're not putting stuff in
it, so it doesn't have toassimilate it, it's cleaning
house, because that's part ofthe cycle of living.

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We call it cleaning house.
We've separated it.
We call it cleansing andnutrition.
We have separated it intoconcepts and words that we're
now providing nutrition andwe're now cleansing.
But that's just the cycle ofthe way it works.
All right, and the more you'reputting in stuff for the body to
digest, assimilate and all that.

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The more you're putting instuff for the body to to digest,
assimilate and all that, themore you're doing that, the less
energy or the less ability orrequirement there is for the
with the requirements phaser,but the less.
There's just x amount of energyand it's got to be dealing with
what you're putting into it.
You keep stuffing it.
Stop stuffing it.
It cleans.
That's what it.
You don't have to.
And, by the way, detoxificationis not something you do.

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I'm going to go detox.
No, you're not going to godetox, you're going to go do
nothing.
So your body will detox.
Detox is a happening.
It happens when you are nottoxic.
You stop toxic.
It detoxes just the way it isRight.
That's what you do, and sounderstand that the body doesn't

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need to be told what to do.
95 years old for ivermectin,yeah, look this stuff up.
You'll see that it's being usedby from ages.
I think two, I think thatstudies show, yeah, it's two all
the way up, yeah, so, um, andit depends always on someone's
particular that person's healthand their state of health, their
liver functions and all that.

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So, excuse me, so how does thatwork with me?
Just contact hello at drlodycom.
Speak to Fah, my assistantF-A-H, and we can work that out
Now.
This is Chiki, and Chiki saysthis is a follow-up.
I've been doing the keto diet,along with the Mediterranean

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diet and fasting, et cetera.
I just found out I amchance-free.
The bone marrow biopsy agreedwith the PET scan, that I have
nothing in my body or bones.
I just want to thank you forall you do, praise the Lord, my
healing and you, chicky.
Yeah, fantastic, wonderful, yay, well, um, I'm not.

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I sounds like you had a bonemarrow biopsy and it showed
because you have a lymphoma.
You had a lymphoma, what theycall or whatever lymphoma, and
the bone marrow agreed with thePET scan.
Well, that's pretty amazing.
That's fantastic, All right.
So now one thing, a veryimportant concept that is

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somehow missed, and that iswhatever is required to be
restored to health, the same isrequired to maintain, maintain
health.
So whatever I did to get, inother words, health, it exists
when all biological needs arebeing met and no, and and and,

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not a lot of stuff.
That's not necessary is is ifthe body's not being exposed to
a lot of stuff it doesn't need.
In other words, just what weneed.
What do we need?
We need air, we need water, weneed nutrients, we need rest, we
need sleep, we need activity,we need healthy relationships,
we need breathing.
I mean, there's things that weneed to perform and to be

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optimally functioning andthere's things we don't need,
like things that will clog us upbecause they don't work for our
system.
Poisons, exposure to emf,there's a lot of, so there's
things we don't need to.
So when?
So?
In other words, health is allof the consequences of an
organism that has all of itsbiological needs met and that

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means it's not being none ofthose biological needs are being
thwarted by anything else,because then you would not, you
could not say they're being met.
So, in other words, that'sreally the definition, and then
the body will function optimallyand that's called health.
So that's just the way it is.
So so once you've achievedhealth or which is hard to
define, but it's optimalfunction of the organism we

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don't know what the optimalfunctioning of a human being is.
Right, we have no idea, becausewe know that there are groups
of people that are living to 130, 140 and having children at 65.
So we don't know what theoptimal human functioning is.
We're pretty much left withobserving the world as it is

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today, it's quite sick, and sowe don't know what the optimal
functioning is left with.
Observing the world as it istoday, with that's quite sick,
and so we don't know what theoptimal functioning is.
So it's hard for us to knowthat if we've achieved optimal
functioning.
But in your case, chiki, what'shappened is you.
You've made one great milestonethere, so, but anyway.
So now realize that you have tomaintain it.

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Can you imagine if someone saysto me hey, doc, how long do I
have to quit smoking cigarettesas long as you want to breathe,
right, so?
So keep that in mind.
So whatever we did to gethealthy, we've got to continue
doing it to stay healthy.
It's just pretty common sense.
So nothing's going to changenow.
So, in fact, a good maintenanceprogram will be eating only

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human food in a four-hour window, six-hour at most, stopping
five hours before sleep, noteating one day a week, and every
quarter do anywhere from a 10to 14 day, or whatever.
21 days, 10 days, 7 dates, 7 to21 days.
You pick your either waterfasting or juice cleanse every

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quarter because you want toclean out.
10 days is better, so that's it, and you're going to bed at 9,
latest.
Wherever you are, you're movingaround all day, you're doing
meditation, you're reading booksabout nutrition, and I've got a

(27:10):
breeding list.
Here's one, a copy we made ofHealth for the Millions, herbert
F Charlton.
Another one, mugged by him.
It's the Science and Fine Artof Natural Hygiene.
This guy, sid, really, you know.
There's another very importantbook.
I had it here.
It's a little book.
It's called Enzymes.
It's the only book on enzymesthat's worth reading.

(27:32):
How can he say that?
Because I read them all.
That's how he can say it.
Who's this guy?
I don't know.
Anyway, can't find it.
It's called Enzymes and Ishowed it to people while I was
a shoot.
Anyway, it's just calledEnzymes Anyway.
So there's certain books youwant to read.
That's what you want to read.
So every day you want to bereading, and the reason you want

(27:59):
to be reading is because allthe information that we get out
there is biased and not real.
The truth is not out there.
It's not out there.
Okay, you can be assured thatif it's on the news or it's
being, it's popular, it's notreal.
It's not true.
You can be.
Just, you're assured that youdon't know that you need to live
a little bit longer, liveanother 10 years and then we'll
talk.
Okay, I'm not going to so.

(28:22):
Do I take clients in Phoenix?
An oasis of healing.
We're right there in Mesa,absolutely An oasis of healing.
An oasis of healing Easy tofind Dumb.
So what I was going to say,what I wanted to say, real
quickly, and I don't, I can'tdevote too much time to it right
now.
But the keto diet, um, I don't.
There is no, the keto diet andthere's a whole thing is, can we

(28:46):
?
What does it mean?
Keto is supposed to beketogenic.
Genic means producing ketogen,so a diet that produces ketones.
Well, the ultimate ketogenicdiet is water, okay, but so, in
other words, you'd have to have80% fat, 80% fat, 80% fat.
How much?
80% fat?

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10% carbs, 10% protein.
You know how hard that is to do.
And if you're eating animals,that's pretty disgusting,
because you've got to eat allthe fat of the bacon and a
little strip of the, a littlebit of the meat, right, and
you're going to eat.
You know you'll have like asteak and you're going to get
all that fat and then eat alittle bit of the meat, maybe,
take a cube of butter and justeat it.

(29:28):
I don't know how.
I can't imagine a ketogenic.
Keto is fat, fat, fat,non-protein fat, because,
remember, more than 10% proteinin your diet will be converted
into glucose.
Protein will be converted intoglucose.
Protein will be converted intoglucose, so protein will be
converted into glucose.

(29:49):
It's hard to get this throughpeople's minds because we've got
all these walls up of falseknowledge that Rocky and his
boys have planned.
Rocky and his boys, these guysdidn't leave out anything.
You might even think, I don'tknow, you might even think
they're satanic, but I certainlydo.

(30:09):
Anyway, sons of Satan.
So the Rocky and his boys leftnothing out but the ketogenic
diet.
Now imagine it if you're eatingvegetables, plants, it's easy.
You make chia porridge with nutmilks.
You have nut or seed butters,like pumpkin seed butter, raw

(30:29):
pumpkin seed butter, raw almondbutter that's fantastic and you
get to have it on.
And you have flaxseed smoothiesand you're using the flaxseed.
So not only are you getting thefat, but you're getting really
healthy fats, the fats you need,not just saturated fats, no,
you're getting the omega-3s andthe omega-6s what you need and
you're getting all kinds ofnutrients with it.

(30:50):
It's just pretty amazing.
It's easy.
So I've got actually a program.
We did this up here in Thailandat LifeCo.
I.
I've got actually a program.
We did this up here in Thailandat Life Coat and we did that.
I think Vanessa was with me atthat time at Life Coat.
Is there a risk of CFC?
Lymphatic drainagecontraindicated?
No, no, no, no, laurie, I gotto respond to that.
Okay, but anyway.

(31:12):
And then?
So what else are we eating?
We're eating avocados, ofcourse.
Anyway, the delicious way to eatyour fats, to get your fats and
to keep that ratio.
But even when you have thatratio, we still found you need
one to two days of water fastingper week in order to maintain
your GKI, which is your glucoseto ketone index.

(31:33):
Below one.
That means like 0.8, 0.9.
It's not that easy.
I'm going to change theseglasses.
There we go.
Now I see less well, andsometimes less is better, so
less is more.
That turns out to be mostthings.
Anyway, less is more.
So I want to say about the ketodiet.

(31:55):
Now here's the thing, though youcan't get rid of glucose.
Glucose is not your enemy,that's your lifeline.
It's like oxygen withoutglucose.
Without oxygen, glucose is notonly fuel, it's also the carbon
backbone for everything we makein our body, you know, and then
also the other fuel source,which is glutamine.
It's an amino acid.
It's the most abundant aminoacid in our body.

(32:15):
It's also one we can make.
We don't have to eat and we domake it.
So we're going to have a lot ofglutamine.
We're going to have a lot ofglucose, no matter what we do.
I've had people 41-day waterfast you do a finger stick and
their glucose is normal.
Why?
How can it be normal?
Because the body needs it.

(32:35):
It's going to make do always.
You don't have to do anythingspecial, just eat healthy.
Just eat human food.
Make sure you're getting yournutrients in a four to six hour
window.
Stop eating five hours beforeyou sleep.
You don't have to do anythingspecial.
That's the beauty of it and youfast one day a week and then
you fast 10 to 14 days everyquarter.
You do this and you go to sleepearly.

(32:56):
That's what you do.
You get to develop a systemthat you can live by, because
remember, if you had a, if youhad a, you'd have to probably
have 90% keto fat to really keepyour GK index at that point.
I mean, then you wouldn't be,wouldn't be supplying all your
nutrients.
So anyway, just a little noteon that stuff.
Let's go to the next one.
This is Annette and she saysI'm running out of time and hope

(33:20):
.
Contracted strong alloides fiveyears ago, but July 2025, they
went into dissemination, rapidlyspreading for three weeks of
high levels of prednisonesteroid for severe poison oak
reaction.
Do you treat this at yourclinic?
Oh my God, I reached out to theCleveland Clinic.
I can't afford out of pocket ofthousands, but we'll find a way

(33:44):
to pay for it at your clinic Ifyou can help.
My blood pressure has dropped80 by 60.
Urination significantly reduced, worse than what it took me
Fibromycin, fembenzolamide oh mygosh.
Okay.
So listen, annette, this is.
I don't know where you are,annette, but here's the thing.
Here's the thing.
Strongyloides is a I mean allright.
So you, if this sounds like, ifyou've got, you know, chest

(34:07):
pain, like I was saying beforeto the other lady, this is
strongyloides is one that can dothat.
Okay, strongyloides, see,strongy alloys can infect people
and live in the tissues of theheart, the lungs, the
gastrointestinal system, thecentral nervous system.
They live everywhere and theygo everywhere and they usually
are.
It's usually precipitated byeither immune compromise or

(34:30):
steroids.
So I don't know who the hellgave you steroids for poison oak
, but still, no, still.
I mean steroids are like anyway, but okay, stop them right.
And you got to work on yourimmune system now.
But we've got you're not.
And if your blood pressure isdown to 85, over 60, I don't
know, and your urination is,you're severely dehydrated, uh,
you know, and in some, some formof shock, uh, and when I say

(34:54):
shock, I don't mean shockemotional, I'm talking about
shock, of physiological shockwhere there's a decreased, a
decreased blood volume in yourbody.
You know, and it goes into, itcan decompensate.
Right now you're compensating,but you can go into
decompensation and that's notwhat you want.

(35:14):
So my clinic well, if you'regoing to call, ask for clotil
and uh and tell clotil tocontact me and we'll work this
out, because you're going toneed uh.
This is a special thing, Idon't know with your blood
pressure, like that, I, I, wegot it.
I need more information.
But you know this.
You know there are situationswhere you have to be in under
intensive care and you know thatmight be one of them.
We have to know that we have to.

(35:35):
You have to be evaluated.
Do you need to be underintensive care?
And that might be one of them.
We have to know that.
You have to be evaluated.
Do you need to be underintensive care?
85 or 60 is not cool.
Not urinating is not cool.
We've got to work on that.
But let's just talk aboutstrontoloides for a moment.
Okay, strontoloides is aroundworm called a nematode and
it's prevalent mostly in, youknow, southeast Asia and

(35:56):
tropical and subtropical zonesof the world, but it's also in
the US, you know, likeAppalachia, tennessee.
You know areas around there,and Australia Can't leave
Australia out.
Australia has an indigenouspopulation.

(36:19):
See, in America we don't havean indigenous population anymore
.
You know what we did to them.
We put them on reservations, weput them into slums and then we
get and we're feeding themTwinkies and we turned them into
like diabetics that could fitin that work and really sick
people and alcoholics diabetics,and so they're no longer
indigenous people.

(36:40):
They're like they've been, uh,enculturated into the great
american culture, right, and sonow they're part of the medical
system and all that.
That's what we've done inamerica.
But in australia they still, Iguess, have respect for their
indigenous population.
So, and you know so.
So in in australia, you know,down in the region,
subtropropics, parts ofQueensland, the Northern

(37:00):
Territory, western Australia,the Northern South Australia and
the Northern South Wales, newSouth Wales.
And there's the seroprevalence.
In other words, when you havestrong alloides and several
other parasites, the bodydevelops a immune response.
And I don't know if you knowIgM and IgG, but that's how.

(37:21):
When they say, if they want toknow if you've ever been exposed
to hepatitis, if you've everbeen exposed to measles, they do
this test and they look at theIgM and the IgG.
Igg means it's been around awhile, igm would mean you just
got it.
So the IgG is what they'relooking at.
So that's zero in the serum, ok, in the serum of your blood.
And the prevalence means how,the amount basically in the

(37:45):
population, not what's new everyyear, but what's the amount in
the province.
So serum and prevalence, and sothey call it seroprevalence, of
course, because you know, Imean, you know, I mean, you know
, I mean, of course, because youknow, I mean, you know, I mean,
you know, I mean anyway.
So the serial prevalence, itreaches up in some of those
communities in Australia up to60 percent.
It's pretty heavy, ok.
Now the non-Indigenous people,you know, the white people,

(38:09):
those white folks it doesn't.
They don't get it that muchunless they've come into.
They've been down there andcome into direct content, like
they've had teachers, they'vehad a pediatrician.
A few people like that havegotten it, but it doesn't mean
you can't get it.
Now, what about Europe?
You know that in Central Europethe seropositivity there's that

(38:35):
word again seropositive can be3%.
It's 3%, but that's only amongthe people that have had organ
transplants or stuff like that.
So it could really that's whatthey've looked at, so they don't
know.
It could be underestimating it.
And then if you look around allof Europe, including UK, you're
going to get up to again around3%.
Okay, which translates to 26million people.

(38:58):
So it's a lot of people.
So, yeah, it's not just inthose areas, but strongyloides.
The weird thing, bummer thingabout it is that it comes in
through the skin In the larvaform.
It's micro skin.
You can't see it Larva form.
It comes in through the skinfrom soil and it's free living
in there and it's what they callthe rabidiform larva.

(39:18):
I don't know why they have tohave that word.
They love that word.
It's such a stupid wordRabidiform, rabidiform, it's
ridiculous.
So they become these free livinglarva and they go through your
skin and what they do is whenthey get into your skin they go
through your blood vessel up tothe.
Where do your blood vessels go?
They go to the right side ofyour heart, the right side of

(39:40):
the heart.
They go into the lung.
When they get into the lung,they go through the alveoli,
which are the little sacs, intothe lung tissue, they get down
into the lung tissue and thenthey're in your bronchial tubes.
You might cough and thenswallow them.
Then they go into yourgastrointestinal tract and they
really set up camp and theystart having tons of babies and

(40:00):
laying eggs right.
Here's the bummer, here's thedisgusting thing about these
guys is not only do they allright, can you get them through
contact in the soil, but there'ssomething called auto-infection
, which is why they can persistfor decades and which is why
someone could come home fromVietnam and not have a problem
until 40 years later.

(40:21):
Yes, auto-infection.
What does that mean?
That means that the infectiveor the aggressive or the larva
that would go out of the stoolcan go right back in and
reinfect itself.
It doesn't leave.
Also, if you're having a bowelmovement and the feces comes out
, it can jump off of the fecesand go right through the skin of

(40:44):
your butt period.
Yeah, it's, it's like it's upthere with the most disgusting
things you could ever imagineand that's what this organism
does.
So it's a bummer and and and Isaid it can live in the heart,
it can live anywhere.
This one is like whoa, okay, sothe most effective that we know
of is ivermectin, and then theythen then albendazole,

(41:05):
albendazole, the otherbenzimidazoles and I don't know
why, cause that's what they'vestudied.
But the albendazole, 400milligrams, I would do twice a
day, and the ivermectin, domaybe 20 milligrams three times
a day, not just 12, maybe 20,right, and uh, those you know
that's, you know that's theother.
But if you've gotten to thepoint where it has pretty much

(41:27):
it's, it's you know, I don'tknow.
You know, see the.
It happens when, like this, whenan organism is colonizing your
body, there's a point at whichyour body is compensating when
it gets into.
So, and a lot of times thebody's reaction to this, which
in cases can be, you know, thebody's being overwhelmed, so the

(41:50):
body's reaction is no longeradequate and that's called
decompensation, and then we seea rapid decline.
So we've got to get you to, sowe've got to support your
physiological functions, got tokeep the number one, a, b, c's
your air, airway, your blood.
Okay, you got to keep yourblood volume.

(42:11):
So that's what we would do.
And if you're in an ic and wekeep your blood volume by giving
you ib fluids, right looking,we've got all kinds of blood.
If you had anemia, there's allsorts of things that we would
need to do, but I don't knowyour condition.
It sounds very serious and weneed to, yeah, reach a Cleveland
Clinic, yeah, so, anyway,here's the thing about being as

(42:34):
sick as you are.
You show up in an emergencyroom and they cannot push you
away.
They cannot.
It's not legal and paying forit let them worry about it later
.
If you're alive, you can figureout paying for it.
Don't even think about that.
Just think about you stayingalive.
So I don't know your condition,really, but it sounds dire.
I'd be happy if you callClotilde at our clinic and Oasis

(42:57):
of Healing.
And Oasis of Healing.
The number used to be480-834-5414, but I found that
it's not anymore 480-834-5414,834-5414.
It must still be.
How could they have changed it?
But there's a number you callto speak to, andy or whatever,
but it's got to be 480-834-5414.

(43:19):
Is it not?
Anybody know, I don't know.
I don't know much about Oasisbecause it's way over there and
I'm way over here, but anyway,where are you guys?
All right, so I don't know whatwe respond to.
What's this?
Al?
Adino, thomas, respond.
What does bar Coda mean?
I don't know.

(43:40):
Aladino, tell me what barcodameans.
Barcoda, I don't know.
And what is this?
Tomas, I can't tell.
If you're being, what can I useto do a colon salt water?
Just about every quart of goodwater.
You put about at least a halfthree quarters of a.
Just about every quart of goodwater.
You put about at least a halfthree-quarters of a teaspoon of

(44:03):
good sea salt.
Okay, and then you do.
That's how you do it, right,that's how you do it.
Now, aladino, I don't know whatbarcode is, and I guess I
should know, but I don't.
I wish I did know what it is soI could answer your question.
Anyway, all right, so let's goup, let's go up, let's go up.
Next question is by Becky.

(44:25):
It has to do with breast CFCs.
Becky, do you know that?
There's?
No, you don't have anastrological sign in your breast
.
Becky, hope you're listening.

(44:59):
I'm stage one, triple positive.
I did 12 weeks of chemo withHerceptin and just had a
lumpectomy and there's stillsome CFCs there.
I'm on Phenben and I'm makingmany good supplements.
What else can I do?
A very whole lot, becky.
Becky, I'm so glad you'recontacting us.
I'm not going to use words, youknow, I don't know where those
words came to be.
I've been gone out of the USand then all of a sudden I find
out that we no longer say, hey,I'll call you, I'll contact you
or send you an email, oreverything now is I'll reach out
, I'll reach out to you, and Ialways think of somebody like
standing at their window withtheir arm out the window, just

(45:20):
reaching out.
It's just a weird thing.
I'll reach out to you andthat's taken over everything.
We no longer define what it isthe way we're going to contact
them.
Anyway, I'm not going to usethat word.
I know you all use it.
I know you're happy with it.
You wish we nothing wrong withit.

(45:41):
It's beautiful, fantastic, useit.
So you're stage one.
I'm so glad you can't.
You found us becky, but you'vegot to join the cfc group.
First of all, you're usingrockefeller, the rocky and his
boys language.
Okay, you're using thatastrological sign to duck to
identify your breast.
You're believing their wholenonsense about stage one and
triple positive, all that stuff.
So you're right into theirrhetoric and it's, and you do

(46:02):
their acceptance.
Then you got a lumpectomybecause that's what they said to
do.
And so, yeah, sam.
Now so your mom, if she's had acondition that is besides
steroids?
Of course, steroids are not asolution to anything.
Once in a while a quick ithelps, but that's it so since

(46:25):
she was seven.
So it's a systemic, wide,weeping exit.
Okay, so what she's got to do?
There's no confusion at all whatshe's got to do and you should
know the answer before I say it.
And that answer is what?
Anybody?
What's that answer?
Anybody know what she should do?
Oh, all right, goku.
There you go, denise, and wewon't use acronyms because

(46:55):
people don't quite get it, soDon't pretend he doesn't know
what barracuda is.
He said that earlier.
Yeah, yeah, I don't know whatbarracuda is.
Do I need to know?
I know a lot of stuff, though Ineed to know that it
unexpectedly stopped again.
Is it back on again?
How does it unexpectedly stop?
You got to detoxify.

(47:16):
You've got this.
She's got to detoxify sam sam.
So she's got number one, she'sgot it.
You got to get her into to atrue, real biological dentist.
Make sure there's nothing goingon there, and I'm sure there is
.
She's got to do a thoroughcleanse.
You've got to put her on, uh,you've got to cleanse her body.
Okay, she's got to go on.
Just juice, just juice, freshjuice, okay, celery, cucumber,

(47:43):
kale, spinach and anything elseyou want, lemon and apples or
whatever pineapple, whatever isto make it taste delicious, but
not too too much.
Make it sweet enough to enjoyit, but not any sweeter.
Okay, because the idea is toflutter body and clean it out
right, and get and do enemas,home enemas, colonics, whatever
it is to clean it out.

(48:03):
Just keep it flowing and as youkeep it flowing, you're going
to cleanse it out.
Now listen, I know we're all.
You're all sending meinformation here about
interventions to add chlorinedioxide or to all that.
We don't.
What we need to do is respectand have reverence for this
incredible body.
You clean it out and you giveit an opportunity to cleanse and

(48:27):
it will cleanse.
You get that immune systemworking.
It's better than anything wecould intervene with.
We've got to call on God atthis moment and God gave us this
beautiful, incredible, divineearth suit that can do it.
All right, all right.
So that's what we have to doCleanse, cleanse.

(48:49):
Listen, I've had serioussituations.
People with serious skinsituations resolve with
cleansing, and it's not just athree-day, five-day, you do it
three weeks, eight weeks.
Whatever you need to do, soundsdown again, hello, sound is
down again, no, no, no, no, tellme, you hear me Sounds okay.

(49:09):
So here's the thing this body,that's right.
Yes, seek it first.
All things shall be added.
The thing this body, that'sright.
Yes, seek ye first.
All things shall be added.
So have reverence, reverencefor this incredible body.
Give it an opportunity to dowhat it wants to do.
It's full of toxins.
Okay, you've got to get rid ofthem.
And since it sounds like yourmother's been on steroids, she's
probably been on other drugsand medications.

(49:30):
So right now is not the time tofind, look for a parasite
cleanse or anything like that.
Now is the time to cleanse andget the biological data.
You've got to do that.
I don't know how to overestimate.
I can't simply, first of all,on my podcasts, find the two
that I had with believer.
I'm not a believer in anything,I'm a knower.

(49:51):
Remember, believing also meansdoubt.
If I believe, I doubt, but whenI know, I don't doubt, there's
knowing and there's doubt, andfaith is knowing, faith is
knowing.
The lady that ran up the stairsto touch Jesus' robe did not
believe it.
She knew.
She touched his robe, shehealed, and he turned and said
it wasn't me, was your faith.

(50:11):
Keep that in mind.
So it's not believing, it'sknowing now, um, okay, so we're
not okay.
So understand, the first thingto do is nothing.
It's not nothing.
You're drinking juices andyou're cleansing.
The first thing you do iscleanse, cleanse, cleanse.
No interventions.
At this point, she's hadinterventions and they're
poisoned.
They haven't worked.

(50:33):
Once we get her good andcleansed, then I'll get her
clear.
And just believe me that that'swhat we need to do.
Okay, that's what we need toknow.
That's what we need to do.
That's what we need to do.
That, sam.
You got that sam.
That's what needs to happen.
Sam, where's sam?
Sam's in there somewhere.
Who's using Chrome?

(50:53):
What are you Get out of here?
Who are you?
What is this?
God?
The device unexpectedly stoppedagain.
It stopped again.
Man, I don't know what's goingon.
All right.
So, sam, I hope you've got thatunderstood, and so that's where
we have to begin.
We have to begin there, right.
And then, once we've done that,then we can look at

(51:15):
anti-parasitics.
We have to begin there, right,and then, once we've done that,
then we can look at, you know,antiparasitics.
We can look at other ways ofdealing with it, but we've got
to start there.
Okay, all right, everybody,you've got that Now.
Okay, I just hope youunderstand that I'm trying to.
All right, anyway, where are we?
We're here.
I'm trying to.
All right, anyway, where are we?
We're here and wait, where isthis?

(51:39):
Where are we?
You guys are all on right.
We got that, okay.
So now, sam, that's where we go.
You got to do that, sam.
She's got to cleanse.
I mean drinking three liter,three quarts a day.
Just get her colon clean.
Do all that, right.
Okay, with her skin lesions,okay, you can use aloe.
You get fresh aloe and you cutthe leaves.

(51:59):
You cut the hard part off ofthe leaves and you macerate it
and you just put that on.
That's healing.
It's healing and soothing, very, very healing and soothing.
Okay, all right, that's whatyou want to do for now.
Okay, sam, I can't say it againbecause I said it already many
times.
All right, let's go to the nextone.
Okay, sam, I hope you got that.

(52:21):
This is Angela.
She's talking about bladderCFCs.
When dealing with high-gradeaggressive squamous cell muscle
invasive.
Should I worry I'm not doingenough Turb to remove a large
tumor and refuse the chemo,radiation and removal bladder?
I want to make sure I'm doingenough.
Doing iver and fent, high dose,ozone, no sugar, all right.

(52:42):
So, angela, I hope you'relistening.
Angela.
Angela, is there any way youcan tell me you're listening?
Can you send a message to sayyou're listening, angela?
Are you on Instagram?
Are you on any of the otherones?
Send me a message, angela, thatyou're listening.
Angela, are you on Instagram?
Are you on any of the otherones?
Send me a message, angela, thatyou're listening.
Okay, so you're talking aboutsquamous cell bladder CFCs,
right?
Hello, angela, are you there?

(53:04):
Please be there, angela, angela, angela, angela, angela, angela
.
Are we there, angela?
Are you there, angela?
Angela, you asked me a questionabout squamous cell bladder.
Angela, don't tell me you'renot there.
You asked a question.
You got to be there.
You asked a different question.
All right, so maybe it's thewrong Angela.

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This Angela is Joseph.
Anyway, angela, you're going torewatch this later.
Here's the thing.
Bladder CFCs are usually of adifferent cell type, the
standard, basic one that you seeevery day is of a different

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cell type.
Okay, I wish I knew if Angelawas there.
I wish I knew.
You know it's so frustrating todo these lives like this.
Anyway, angela, here's thething.
If you have regular bladder,cfcs these are what they call
transitional cells that becomechronically fermenting If you

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have squamous, 95% of the timeit's due to schistosomiasis,
which is a parasite.
So squamous cell doesn't happennormally a bladder.
It happens with people that areexposed to schistosomes, which
are, if your liver is damaged,doesn't mean your kidneys are as
well.
So if you've got a squamouscell, you've most likely got

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schistosomiasis, and themedication of choice for that is
Prozacuanto.
This is one of the ways thatProzacuanto comes in, and I
would do at least 600 milligramsthree times a day at least,
with three weeks on, one weekoff, all right, but I would also
add, probably niclosomide andivermectin, yes, yes, and
Mabendazole or Albendazole, allright, but the prosaquantel is

(54:55):
the okay.
This is the big one forschistosomiasis, which can
affect the bladder and doesaffect the bladder, and it
results in a squamous cellcarcinoma.
So that's that, in addition tocleansing and all of that.
That's that.
So, please, I hope you heardthat.
If you didn't watch the rerunor whatever, the saved version,

(55:26):
okay, all right.
Okay, good.
Now we're talking about eva.
I have severe Crohn's motherbrother, that mother burger uh
thing is.
So someone asked me about themother, mother mutations,
mutations.
They got us believing in allthis stuff.
Forget it.
If you weren't methylating, youwouldn't be living.
You are methylating, justlisten.
Forget your genes, forget thegenetics, forget all the SNPs,

(55:48):
forget all that.
You made it this far.
You got through school.
Your immune system's okay.
You made it to the age of sixand weren't institutionalized
because of the failure to thrive, to live.
You're okay, but you've alsogot chronic vasoconstriction and
high platelets.
You developed the StephenJohnson syndrome, which led me

(56:10):
to stop immunosuppressants andturn to holistic treatment,
despite over one year ofpreparation.
That's charcoal and betonite,liposomal glutathione, ac5 and
liposomal vitamin c, carnivorediet and low toxic carnivore
diet.
Are you listen?
You see eva.
Do you howl at the moon?
Do you bark when you walk onthe street and you see a dead

(56:33):
animal?
Do you sniff it?
Do you ever look at a rabbitand lick your lips?
Do you ever look at a cowgrazing on grass and lick your
lips and say, oh my God, thatlooks fantastic.
No, do you rip the head off ofchickens and eat them alive?
No, do you grab frogs and juststart eating them?
No, that's what carnivores do.
And, by the way, if you're onlyeating the way, if you're only

(56:54):
eating animals, if you're onlyeating animals, you got to eat
head, nose to tail.
And even if you eat nose totail, still going to not going.
You're not going to getpolyphenols, you're not going to
get, uh, you know, all theseimportant nutrients that are
necessary for the body todetoxify, for its dna to to
divide health fully.
So I experienced extremelysevere herxheimer total

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constipation, unbearable pain,high CRP, even while on cortical
steroids.
This has happened after fourdifferent detox trials.
I underwent rectal ozonetherapy, but they didn't improve
my detox.
So anyway, oh my gosh, eva,you've done a lot of things, but
okay, I don't know your currentcondition.

(57:39):
It sounds like it could bevaried very hard CRPs,
unbearable pain, totalconstipation this is not
necessarily a Herxheimer at all.
Herxheimer is overused.
From what you're describing, Ican't tell what's going on, but
I know you've done a lot ofthings.
So I think right now is thetime to stop doing and to just
do a thorough cleanse, Like Iwas telling the other fellow, uh

(58:00):
, sam, I think it was, uh, thatwhat you've got to do is, um,
thorough, get the juice, like Idescribed, the vegetable juice a
little bit of uh, don't worryabout the sugar and all that,
don don't worry about it.
Your body needs a certainamount of carbs, healthy carbs,
that's one of the macronutrients.
Okay, just drink this juice andyou cleanse and you cleanse and
get the colon.
Keep the colon clean with dailyenemas, not coffee cleansing

(58:24):
enemas, salt enemas just do that, do that, do that, cleanse,
cleanse, cleanse.
Forget this mother.
Okay, there's no mother buggerin you, I promise okay.
And uh, crones and all thatstuff.
Now, that's a severe dysbiosis.
We all have dysbiosis to somedegree.
You've got a dysbiosis, and why?
Because these organisms.

(58:45):
Why do you have certainorganisms in your, in your gi
tract and not others?
Because you're feeding the onesthat are there.
They're like what you're eating.
Whatever you're eating, theylike all right, you got to
change that.
Are there.
They're like what you're eating.
Whatever you're eating, theylike All right, you've got to
change that so that they don'tlike it.
You've got to eat raw, uncookedplant foods and nuts and seeds,
okay, and fruit and you do allthat and the guys that you don't

(59:05):
want to be there won't be therebecause they don't like that.
They like other stuff.
Watch these food lectures,please.
All right, so now, and yourCrohn's will no longer be there
because there is no Crohn's,they call it Crohn's and they
call this SIBO and they callthis ulcerative colitis and

(59:25):
whatever.
They have all different namesfor different aspects of a
dysbiosis.
All right, you don't need totake anything.
You need to stop taking andcleanse, I promise you, and we
need to restore your gut bio.
That will bring this all back.
All right, there's no detoxtrials.
Four different detox trials.
I don't know what that means.

(59:46):
You either allow your body todetox, but you don't, all right,
so you've got it all.
I hope you're starting to seesome sort of general concept
emerging here, and that is youcannot heal until you've cleaned
.
You cannot heal until you'vegotten rid of the garbage.
You cannot heal until you havedetoxified your body.

(01:00:07):
You cannot heal until you'vegotten rid of the poisons.
You cannot heal until you havedetoxified.
You cannot heal.
And, by the way, when you'relooking to heal, you're not
looking to get rid of somethingthat, something that you think
you're getting rid of, is themanifestation of being toxic.
All right, so you've got listen, eva, you got to do that.

(01:00:30):
Carnivore diet, whatever For now, take my word, okay, and I'll
explain to you later.
But if you don't eat nose totail, you're not going to make
it, and then you still need toaugment it.
And, by the way, lions, tigerschew grass.
They chew leaves, they go andchew that stuff.
They need it.
They also, when they eat, whatdo they eat?
They go for the intestines,number one, because they need to

(01:00:57):
get the undigested plant food.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And you know what?
When they're done eating andthey're full, you know what they
leave for the vulture.
Yeah, that's right, it's whatyou and I call steak anyway.
So I don't know, eva, you'vebeen really on a horrible,
horrible nightmare here and it'stime to get off it.
And you're going to get off it.
And you're going to get off itby drinking three quarts of the
juice.
I said Celery, cucumber, kale,spinach, anything else you want,

(01:01:21):
lemon and apples, and make itdelicious.
Switch the apples out.
Does anyone else want carrots?
All right, make it deliciousand drink it.
Drink it three and don't eatany solid food.
Just do that and do that for aminimum of four, six weeks.
For you, yes, just do it.
All right, while you're doingthat, you're going to get

(01:01:42):
yourself some liposomal vitaminC by a liposomal sodium ascorbic
.
You can take two grams fourtimes a day.
You're going to overdose onvitamin D three with the K2 D
three over it.
Take as much 40,000, 50,000units a day.
The mixed carotenoids right,the vitamin A's mixed
carotenoids, not just betacarotene.
You're going to take 40,000,50,000 units a day.

(01:02:04):
Yes, yes, yes, yes, you're goingto do melatonin at night.
You're going to start with here, there, there, in a day, a lot
of melatonin.
You're going to get your iodine.
You're going to look at thewebsite.
You're going to join the group,join one of the groups, join
the health and healing group,and you've got to find out how

(01:02:24):
to take care of this.
All right, it's way too much forme to answer right now because
it would take a couple hours togo through it all, but just
hours to go through it all.
But just remember that thiswill work.
This will work if you are trulyasking me because you're tired
of, you've gone through all thisother stuff and it just simply
hasn't worked.
If you're truly doing that andthen not believe me, just know

(01:02:46):
that what I'm saying is real.
You got to know that, otherwiseyou're not going to do it.
No, it's not.
You see, you think it'spseudomethylation?
No, no, no, you're not adefective mistake of the divine.
All right, anyway, I hope we'regetting some.
Parsley is great, Absolutely Allright.
So now All right, good, okay,so All right.

(01:03:09):
Chat GVT for recipes recipes.
You guys got to be careful ofchat gtb.
You got to be careful.
I'm telling you, you are losingyour sovereignty as a human
being.
You're losing your sovereignty,you're losing your ability.
Whatever you outsource, youlose.
And now you're outsourcing yourdecision making, your research,

(01:03:32):
you're outsourcing yourthinking.
Use if your research.
You're outsourcing yourthinking.
If you're going to use that,use it for specific things.
To get an answer.
You need to organize something.
Anyway, let's take the nextquestion here.
This is from Zephania.
I have a mass growing in myanus due to colon CFC that I was

(01:03:53):
diagnosed with in 2022.
Just a few days ago, I startedusing ivermectin the fenben,
though I expect the mass tostart reducing or look for
another alternative.
It's very painful.
Excuse me.
I'm sure it's very painful.
Zephyrion, zephania, zephania,zephania, zephania.

(01:04:15):
Well, first of all, remember,don't just look for these
specific Biological dentist, didyou do that yet?
Certified biological dentist,if you've done a cleanse,
eight-week cleanse in yoursituation, go for it.
Eight weeks.
You maxed out on your vitamin C, the sodium ascorbate, two
grams liposomal four times a day.
D, on your vitamin D, vitamin A, which are the mixed

(01:04:40):
carotenoids.
Okay, are you doing themelatonin?
You're doing all this stuff.
And after you've done yourcleanse, are you eating just
human food within a four, five,six-hour window and stopping
eating five hours before sleep?
Are you doing all that?
Are you learning to still themind and meditate?
Are you doing all that?
Then, yeah, then you say, okay,I started the ivermectin and

(01:05:01):
the fenbendazole.
I would, you know, do thefenbendazole.
Why?
Three days a week?
Do it, do it.
You're going to do all of them,the ivermectin and the
fenbendazole.
Do them three weeks on and oneweek off, three weeks and one
week off.
And make sure you're takingliver support supplements during
this time, which are silymarin,alpha-lipoic acid, thiamine,
nac, n-s, still, cysteine.

(01:05:22):
You want to support your liverand do this and you're going to
do the cleansing right away.
You'll find that mask.
If you want to stop, turn thataround.
Stop it.
Do this cleanse.
Do this cleanse.
There's nothing else.
It's going to do it so quicklyas that.
Do that, starting now,especially if it's painful,
you'll know, you won't have toask anybody if it's working,

(01:05:42):
you'll feel it.
Just do that, do that cleanse.
I'm telling you.
I don't know how to convinceyou, but if you came here to
watch and listen and you thinkthat I might be up to something,
then just take this as beingthe truth.
Then we can get into otherstuff about dealing with it.
But yeah, so it sounds like thecfcs have moved down to your

(01:06:04):
anus.
That's okay.
You know, are they in yourliver?
Are they anywhere else?
So that's the one thing youwant to know before you, when
you're going to start thesefembenazole and iomectin make
sure that your functions findout where your liver function is
.
You've got to join the group.
So if you join the groups, wecan talk and I can help you
through this.
I can't do it in this format,okay.
So come on, zephaniah, join thegroups, let's get this done.

(01:06:26):
Okay, you don't have to gothrough all this pain.
All right now.
This is Lino.
I'm constantly dealing withoutbreaks of herpes.
56% of the time I feel thesymptoms.
I tried so many things but theoutbreaks keep coming.
I'm about to start three cyclesof parasite cleanse.
I hope this will help.

(01:06:47):
Okay, lino, I hope you've beenwatching us for the last hour or
so and you know how to join thegroups.
Go to dr Lodi calm, my website,dear Lodi calm and she right
there, how to join the groups.
You can join it.
Very important.
So, lino, chronic herpes okay,herpes, now simplex, you know,

(01:07:08):
can be either oral or genital.
And, yeah, dr Lodi calmodycom,go to my website and right there
is, right away.
You should be able to joinAnyway.
So, anyway, it used to beherpes simplex.
Type one was orals or wassimplex.
Type two was genital, but nowyou can have two in your mouth

(01:07:29):
and one in your.
Anyway, there's no distinctionanymore.
Whatever they are, whatever thisis, it's real, it's painful,
it's blistery and it's recurrent.
So whenever it recurs, it meansthe immune system is not.
I know you can't, money istight, I get that.
Fuck it down.
So here's the thing you don'tneed money if you do your
detoxing, cleansing, you've gotwhat.

(01:07:51):
You need money to do that, butyou've got.
That's the money to live, toeat.
So, please, you've got tocleanse.
Whatever you're going through,I don't promise you.
You've got to cleanse, you'vegot to clean out.
You've got to clean out.
If you don't clean out, youcan't begin to heal.
All right, so now, pleasecleanse, please, please, please,
please.
Unexpectedly stopped, yeah,unexpectedly.

(01:08:12):
Thank you, rocky and your gang.
Is that Bullwinkle IsBullwinkle there too, or is it
just Rocky?
What's his name?
Natasha and who's that otherlittle guy, boris?
Boris and Natasha Bullwinkle.
Yeah, boris and Natasha.
We know the whole gang.
I'm telling you the whole gang,rocky and the gang.
So the herpes, so the immunesystem has been compromised one

(01:08:33):
way or another.
It sounds like it's beenchronically compromised.
So if you can get a lymphocytesubset test done, you can find
out what part of your immunesystem is.
But you may be living in a high5G volume I don't know the
amount of 5G around where youlive, but you've got to find out
and it can greatly affect theimmune system directly right

(01:08:55):
today.
And so you've got to move.
You've got to move.
You can't Faraday your wholehouse.
So what I'm saying is you don'thave to worry about keeping
your electrolytes in cleanse Ifyou're drinking those juices.
Like I said, your electrolytesare fine.
So now, whatever's compromisingyour immune system?
It could easily be the 5Gnetwork in your area, and I

(01:09:16):
don't know how severe it is inyour area, but please, you got
to leave.
Whatever you got to do now toenhance your immune system, you
do all these things.
We've been talking aboutcleansing all that sort of stuff
.
Go to bed early, get some sleepand then remember something.
And I don't know how old youare, but there's thymus and
alpha-1, which is a peptide thatyou give yourself a little

(01:09:36):
injection daily for a while,basically for a good one month,
and then you can do it everyother day or three times a week.
That's going to allow yourthymus gland to.
It produces the same peptideyour thymus gland would have
produced.
Remember our thymus glands.
Get shot so that you will havethe same amount of T cells.

(01:09:58):
You need T cells to heal fromthis.
It's very important.
You do the cleanse.
It's mostly vegetable and alittle bit of fruit.
You don't do anything else, nosolid food.
You do it for as long as youneed and I would say a minimum,
minimum three weeks, probablysix weeks and no solid food.

(01:10:19):
You'll have more energy.
You'll feel better than you'veever felt.
You'll be clearer than anything.
You won't even believe how youfeel.
The only thing is you're goingto want to smell, taste, chew
and swallow.
Smell, taste, chew and swallow.
So you're going to want to eat.
So what I recommend is takesome of your juice that you love
, put it in some ice cube trays,put it up in the freezer and

(01:10:42):
then, when you need to smell,taste, chew and swallow, just
chew those ice cubes.
Okay, do that, do that, do that, do that, do that, do that.
You will get it All right.
Now you guys, listen, I you know.
I want you to kind of see thetheme that's going on here.
Whatever the question is,whatever we're talking about

(01:11:03):
whether it's CFCs, it'sparasites, it's apparently
whatever viruses are, the herpes, chronic eczema for life it
doesn't matter how it'smanifesting, it's always the
same thing, and that is anaccumulation of toxins that are
resulting in consequences,either consequences of
attempting to eliminate them,which is what we're seeing with
a lot of these, like the eczemaand stuff.
It's trying to eliminate them,it's been overwhelmed, and so

(01:11:28):
basically, fundamentally,clearly, obviously, we've got to
detoxify, get rid of all thetoxins and then remember that
the body is incredible.
Also, if you're in a city,you're probably being inundated
by 5G.
You've got to get away fromthat.
So you've got to get away fromit.
Can't imagine giving up coffee,listen, do everything else we

(01:11:50):
said, and still have someorganic espresso with some oat
milk or almond milk in it.
This isn't funky.
You can and will heal.
All you gotta do is do that.
Let your body do it.
Your body knows how your bodyis being.
It is divine right.
Just get rid of the trash andthe junk and all that stuff and
just keep on it.
Just know it's going to work.

(01:12:10):
No, it's going to work.
12 day juice cleanse.
You just keep going.
You're going to feel better andbetter.
You keep unexpectedly stopping.
Keep unexpectedly stopping.
Am I back on now again?
Am I back on Unexpectedly?
How did you know it?
All right, so I don't know whatto say about all this.
But here's the thing you guysplease understand.

(01:12:32):
Know what I'm saying is true.
Prove me wrong, I'll make you abet.
Prove me wrong.
You do that.
All right, cool.
So do a six-week.
Six weeks, six weeks.
Clean it out and your body willbe dancing.
Yeah, you'll be dancing.
You'll be happy.
You'll be clear, you'll behappy, okay, and and then when
you start eating again, you eatonly human food.

(01:12:53):
And if you're not sure whatthat is, you've watched the
seminars.
I did the second one already.
The first two were reallyimportant, so you've got to go
back and watch those first two.
They're going to be availablefor you on the website drlodycom
.
Everything is on there, butyou've got to watch it.
If you're not sure what realfood is, do that.
Let's find out about real foodfor humans, not real food for
maggots, because we know whatmaggots eat, we know what real

(01:13:14):
food for dogs is, but we don'tknow what real food for humans
is.
We do know, we do know, we justtry to not know.
You know the word ignorancecomes from the same root as the
word ignore.
So our ignorance is that we areignoring the truth.
The truth is always obvious,but we are very good at ignoring
it.
We've learned how to ignore itRight With the cleanse, cleanse,

(01:13:37):
cleanse, cleanse, cleanse,cleanse, cleanse.
And you have your faith,knowledge that God will take
care of this Glands first, thenwe'll get into the therapies.
Now it is after nine.
Everyone, which is afterwhatever ten for you guys in the
East Coast, I know Europe'salready sleeping.
So anyway, everybody, I reallythank you for hanging in there

(01:13:59):
today.
It's been a bizarre day.
Well, let's see.
So let's give one more.
Can we do one more?
Remember, I can't.
What's the next one With theherpes?
By the way, the other thingwith the herpes, let me just say
for the chronic situation whatI said.

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But if you have an acute, and ifthere's an acute painful and
one like that, you can get um,oh, how could I forget that?
How can I forget that?
I didn't forget it.
It's just right there.
I can't find it okay.
All right, all right, that's ita.
Anyway, we don't use drugs allthe time, but when you're in a
severe situation like that, ifit's very painful and all that
sort of thing, you can getacyclovir.
Acyclovir 800 milligrams andyou take two every two hours,

(01:14:46):
three hours at the firstoutbreak, and you just it'll go
away quickly, and then thenyou've got to do all the healthy
cleanse.
I'm just saying, if it's goingto be severe and painful and you
want to just knock it out,you've got to do that.
Okay, just do that.
That'll vouch for you.
I need just a ton of it rightaway, just when it first comes
up, all right, just to get itdown Don't do steroids or
anything like that and then dothe cleansing.

(01:15:13):
We've got to restore the immunesystem, all right?
All right, this is all real.
This is real.
This is how it works.
So now, acyclovirA-C-Y-C-L-O-V-I-R,
a-c-y-c-l-o-v-i-r, acyclovir 800milligrams a day, two of them

(01:15:34):
four times a day.
No doctor's going to write thatprescription.
You've got to get a hold of alot of it and just do it, do it,
do it, it'll go away.
It'll go away.
At least you'll abort the wholeprocess and then get on with
getting healthy.
Okay, because it can be painfuland debilitating.
I get that, I understand, seen.
I mean I've seen, like you know, there's situations I saw which

(01:15:55):
were genital.
I mean this poor girl and thenthis guy, and this guy had
rectal.
It was like unbelievable.
I couldn't imagine how painfulit must have been.
Yeah, l-lysine, lysine worksbecause L-lysine and arginine
are two amino acids that are.
You know, arginine seems tostimulate it, bring it on, and
lysine seems to take it off.
So get a hold of L-lysine.

(01:16:15):
You can get lysine at anysupplement.
Place L-lysine.
Yeah, the arginine, and that'swhy you know one thing is, if
you've got to manage nuts ortake L-lysine.
If you're eating a lot of nuts,okay, because let's have
arginine, but you don't want tostop eating nuts because you
need it for health.
If you're eating a lot of nuts,okay, because let's have our

(01:16:37):
name, but you don't want to stopeating nuts because you need
them for health.
So anyway, yeah, I know, I justthought, in Mexico the trifecta
is inexpensive and you don'tneed a doctor because you don't
want a doctor, because theydon't know what to talk about, I
mean, and they won't evenrecommend it or become here to
Thailand, same thing, just walkin and get it.
But I don't know, some peopleare stuck in.
Oh, beautiful for space.

(01:16:59):
Oh yeah, take a look at thereservations, take a look at the
streets of San Francisco.
Now, it's not all beautiful forspacious skies anymore.
I don't know.
I wish it was.
I wish it was, I wish it know,wish it was, wish it was, wish
it was.
I wish a lot of things, butmost of all, I wish that you all

(01:17:21):
understand that it begins withand it ends with and it
continues with, and thefundamental thing is to get rid
of toxins.
Remember all illnesses,including aging, come about from
an accumulated toxins that webecome less and less able to
excrete and eliminate as we ageand age.
Ok, remember, there's two mainthings that are taking us down.

(01:17:42):
One is accumulated toxins andthe other one is gravity.
Imagine gravity, but, yeah,gravity.
Think about it a while, look atit, look it up.
You'll understand gravity andtoxicity, and that's it.
There, you got it.
So we can't do much about thegravity, but we can'll
understand Gravity and toxicity,and that's it there, you got it
.
We can't do much about thegravity, but we can do a lot
about the toxicity, and that'swhat we've got to do.

(01:18:02):
All illnesses are amanifestation of toxemia.
John Tilden 1915.
Toxemia, explain.
Where is that photo?
No, that's alchemy youdiscovered in your store.
Anyway, I do have it.
Toxemia explain.
Yeah, here's one of theoriginal versions.

(01:18:22):
See that original.
Oh, they knocked it out again.
It unexpectedly stopped,unexpectedly.
It unexpectedly it's expecting.
I expect it to unexpectedlystop every few seconds.
It's unexpectedly happening.
Whoever these?
Hey, team, if you're stillthere, restream.

(01:18:46):
No, let's find something else.
Okay, come on, all right, youguys.
Anyway, sawadikap, namaste,namaskar and aloha to us all.
All right, and let's see who'sleft next week.
And let's show up next week.
All right, Sawadikap.

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Episode 160 - 8.17.25 The Parasitic Truth: How Infections Shape "Disease"

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.css-14f5ked{margin:0;word-break:break-word;display:-webkit-box;-webkit-box-orient:vertical;box-orient:vertical;-webkit-line-clamp:2;overflow:hidden;}Episode 160 - 8.17.25 The Parasitic Truth: How Infections Shape "Disease"